If You Have a Learning Disability, the Best Way to Deal

question 14

Multiple Choice

If you have a learning disability, the best way to deal with it is to

• A) explore alternative ways of mastering new subjects.
• B) spend many more hours studying than classmates who are not learning disabled.
• C) accept the fact that learning new material is nearly impossible.
• D) hide the fact from your instructors and classmates.

---

Definitions:

Early Life Attachments

The emotional bonds formed by children with their caregivers, influencing personality development and behavior in later life.

Self-actualizing Potential

Refers to an individual's ability to achieve their fullest potential, emphasizing personal growth, self-discovery, and the realization of personal capabilities.

Psychodynamic Heritage

Refers to the theories and therapeutic techniques that are rooted in psychoanalytic principles, emphasizing unconscious processes and early life experiences in shaping personality.

Interpersonal Reconstructive Therapy

A form of psychotherapy that aims to understand and change long-standing patterns of behavior and emotion that are rooted in past relationships.