Question

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Explanation:

To solve this, we analyze each option:

• Option A: The text doesn't imply the app uses negative reinforcement (punishment - like) to stop tech use.
• Option B: There's no info suggesting it limits use to bare minimum.
• Option C: No mention of time - based device restrictions.
• Option D: The context (about screen addiction and the app) likely means it helps users change device usage habits (encouraging positive change), which fits.

Answer:

D. helps and encourages a person to change their device usage.