If a child repeats a behavior, it
A) is probably intrinsically rewarding.
B) indicates the child is not growing or learning.
C) is easier to change the behavior using acknowledgment.
D) means the teacher does not need to reinforce it.
E) None of these answers.

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If a child repeats a behavior, it is likely because they find it rewarding, whether it be intrinsically or extrinsically. Acknowledgment and reinforcement may be effective in modifying the behavior, but simply repeating a behavior does not necessarily indicate a lack of growth or learning.

If a Child Repeats a Behavior, It