Parents Who Use Cognitive Coping in Dealing with Their Children

question 55

Multiple Choice

Parents who use cognitive coping in dealing with their children with disabilities do the following:

• A) experience modest pain in responding to their children's limitations.
• B) develop disciplinary skills that allow them to deal with the challenges of having a child with a disability.
• C) develop ways of thinking about their children's conditions that help them respond positively to the child's needs.
• D) develop management strategies that help them respond to the physical demands inherent in caring for their children.

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