Question ID:PT55 S3 Q6 Passage:In her recent book a psychologist described several cases that exhibit the following pattern: A child, denied something by its parent, initiates problematic behavior such as screaming; the behavior escalates until finally the exasperated parent acquiesces to the child's demand. At this point the child, having obtained the desired goal, stops the problematic behavior, to the parent's relief. This self-reinforcing pattern of misbehavior and accommodation is repeated with steadily increasing levels of misbehavior by the child. Stem:The cases described by the psychologist illustrate each of the following generalizations EXCEPT: Correct Answer Choice:DChoice A:A child can develop problematic behavior patterns as a result of getting what it wants. Choice B:A child and parent can mutually influence each other's behavior. Choice C:Parents, by their choices, can inadvertently increase their child's level of misbehavior. Choice D:A child can unintentionally influence a parent's behavior in ways contrary to the child's intended goals. Choice E:A child can get what it wants by doing what its parent doesn't want it to do.