Ben's parents would like him to be more cooperative with other children. Which strategy is most likely to be helpful to them?

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Being around to help Ben work out conflicts allows Ben's parents to model cooperative behaviour and offer guidance and support as he learns to cooperate with others. This approach is more effective than simply showing Ben the negative consequences of not cooperating or forcing him to practise with uncooperative children. Leaving Ben alone to develop cooperative behaviour on his own is also unlikely to be successful.

Ben's Parents Would Like Him to Be More Cooperative with Other