Sample (N = None) · Figure 11.4 columns: low-severity observations | high-severity observations
Furthermore, it is common for schools to address both low- and high-level incidents using supportive disciplinary measures, such as detention or removal of privileges; about two-thirds of schools selected these options regardless of incident level.
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