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Punishment on Trial
Punishment is a controversial topic, but one that parents face daily: to use or not to use? Professionals need answers that are based on factual information. This book provides that source. Techniques that alter undesirable child behavior, backed by research studies as well as live cases, are presented. Finally a model for responsible use of punishment is presented. (347 pgs)
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