Why should a driver remain calm and avoid raising their voice unnecessarily when addressing a minor student behavior issue?

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1. Tone of voice has no bearing on how students respond to correction
2. A calm approach is generally more effective and helps maintain a positive atmosphere on the bus
3. Raising one's voice is always the most effective way to correct minor behavior, since students then take the driver seriously
4. This concern applies only to younger elementary-age students

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