Which behavior-management method uses change in the dentist’s vocal tone or volume to regain a child’s attention or correct behavior?
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Correct answer: Voice control
Voice control involves modulating the clinician’s voice to redirect the child’s attention or guide behavior. It is classified among behavior guidance techniques in pediatric dentistry.
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