When Janice stopped paying attention to her daughter's tantrums, they stopped by the end of the day. However, they reappeared the next morning, as well as on subsequent mornings. It is most likely that each time the tantrums appeared, they were _____ than before
A) ?stronger
B) ?weaker
C) ?less predictable
D) ?more variable
B
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