Time-outs are ineffective because A. a power struggle is created between the adult and the child. B. an adult uses a timer to make sure that the time-out is age appropriate. C. the adult wins the power struggle. D. the child quietly sits until the timer goes off.

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Ruben Ross

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26 June, 22:44

Time-outs are ineffective because A. a power struggle is created between the adult and the child. B. an adult uses a timer to make sure that the time-out is age appropriate. C. the adult wins the power struggle. D. the child quietly sits until the timer goes off.

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Kale · Answer 1

The correct answer is letter d. It is hopeless because when the child would get used to this practice and would arrive to a time where he or she will not get something from it. In addition, it would make a child feel remote and alone which would affect his or her confidence in the long run.