James takes away his daughter's television privileges as punishment. The Premack principle suggests this punishment is likely to be effective only if
A. she dislikes having her privileges taken away.
B. she watches a few television shows each week.
C. television is something James considers important.
D. television is something she considers important.
Answer: D
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