When punishing a child or adolescent, it is important to
A)be consistent in punishing children for the same things and in the same way.
B)punish any anger or crying shown by the child while he or she is being punished.
C)use response cost for younger children, not for older ones.
D)use harsh punishment to guarantee obedience.

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Consistency in punishment helps children understand the consequences of their actions and learn from them. It creates a predictable environment where rules and consequences are clear. Harsh punishment, punishing emotions, and age-inappropriate methods can harm the child's development and relationship with the caregiver.

When Punishing a Child or Adolescent, It Is Important to