Which of the following is one of the beginning steps of Glasser's approach to dealing with an exceptional individual management problem?
a. Require that a plan of action be drawn up to solve the behavior problem and that the student commits to adhere to the plan.
b. Try to make the student feel accepted in the classroom; talk to the student and give extra encouragement.
c. Use time-out procedures during which the student comes up with a plan for reinstatement into the classroom activities.
d. Call the principal in to help and require cooperation from the home.
B
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