Of the following, which would be the LEAST effective strategy for parents who want to prevent children from smoking?

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Punishing teens who are found to be smoking may only lead to rebellion and may not effectively prevent them from smoking. In fact, it may even increase the likelihood of them smoking as a form of rebellion. The other options (A, B, and D) all encourage non-smoking behavior through modeling, education, and setting clear rules and expectations.

Of the Following, Which Would Be the LEAST Effective Strategy