Investigations of Forehand and His Colleagues' Treatment Program for Noncompliant

Investigations of Forehand and his colleagues' treatment program for noncompliant behavior suggest that

A) decreasing the parents' use of direct concise commands is the central goal of treatment.
B) at follow-up, treatment children still differed from nontreated community children.
C) treatment was successful at reducing noncompliance but did not affect other behaviors.
D) increased compliance was also evident in the untreated siblings of the treated children.