Silent Lunch Research Paper

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Does silent lunch actually deter (prevent) future bad behavior? The numbers would suggest no. Multipal students sit at silent lunch week after week. Some students serve 2 or 3 times the same week. Others serve multiple consacutive days. It does not appear that sitting at silent lunch makes students behave any better then they were before. If it doesn't detour behavior, why do it?

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