​Because children need to feel secure about beginnings and endings, teachers should ensure that children are met and greeted and that the day is brought to closure with time allowed for dismissal.

Giving children choices is an effective guidance strategy. Choices should be​

​Developmental relationships can be observed by looking at the classroom arrangement.

The authoritarian style of parenting provides a warm, loving atmosphere with clear limits and high expectations.​

Giving children choices confuses them.

Programs need not be tailored to the needs and characteristics of the parent population.​

A parent bulletin board is seen as family friendly.​

​The interpersonal environment consists of the

​The environment can be used as a guidance and discipline tool.

Active listening is universally practiced throughout most cultures.​