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MMTIC® For Parents
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- How was Your School Day? From No Response to an Overabundance of Details
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- Monday Selfies: Telling Children They are Wonderful without Teaching Them How to Become Wonderful is Unfair
- The Bungee Cord Between Setting Limits and Respecting Choices with Middle School Tweens
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- The Challenge to Win Fairly and Lose Friendly
- A Bike, a Trash Can, and a Lesson in Self-Management
- Time Out – Discipline or Reward?
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- Are types kinds of personalities?
- Are the types essentially different sets of traits?
- Can you change your personality type?
- How do you discover your true type?
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- Is everyone of the same type alike?
- Can you guess someone's type, and is that a good thing to do?
- I have been using Form G for many years. How does the new Form M compare to Form G?
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