The main feature of the "induction" disciplinary technique is that the parent
a. triggers sympathy by whining about how misbehavior hurts the family.
b. avoids equal-status conversational contact with the child.
c. forcefully asserts power to command the child to obey.
d. verbalizes about cognitive rationales on why misbehavior is wrong.
D
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Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
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