During an assembly the principal notices that Mr. Lee's 2nd-grade class is getting restless. He moves over and stands behind Mr. Rogers' class. This demonstrates:
A) Proximity control.
B) Stimulus change.
C) Problem-solving facilitation.
D) Instructional control.

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Proximity control is a classroom management technique where the teacher or another authority figure uses their physical presence to manage student behavior without directly interacting with them. By moving closer to Mr. Lee's restless class, the principal is using proximity control to subtly influence the students' behavior and encourage them to settle down.

During an Assembly the Principal Notices That Mr