Which of the following behaviors is least effective in conveying warmth to a child?
A) smiling at the child
B) saying "I like you"
C) maintaining frequent eye contact with a child while playing with her
D) facing the child directly when talking to her
E) keeping your head on the same level as the child

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Quizplus · Accepted Answer

While saying "I like you" can convey affection and positivity, it is not as effective as the other choices listed in conveying warmth to a child. Smiling, maintaining eye contact, facing the child directly, and keeping your head on the same level as the child are all physical behaviors that can make the child feel seen, heard, and valued. Saying "I like you" alone may not have the same impact as these physical cues.

Which of the Following Behaviors Is Least Effective in Conveying