Punishment
A) should be administered hours after an undesired behavior occurs.
B) teaches children new, more acceptable behaviors.
C) often makes children angry so that they ignore why they are being punished.
D) is not related to greater aggression in children.

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Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Punishment, especially if not properly administered, can lead to anger and resentment in children, which might cause them to focus on their emotions rather than understanding the reason behind the punishment. This can hinder the learning process intended by the punishment.