Three-year-old Noah is afraid of ghosts. What can Noahs parents do to help him manage his fear?
A) Increase his exposure to stories about ghosts.
B) Install a night-light and sit by his bed until he falls asleep.
C) Expose him to nonfictional TV programs about ghosts.
D) Explain to him that ghosts are not real, as he is old enough to understand fantasy versus reality.
Question 2
Four-year-old Honesty covers her eyes to block out scary sights and covers her ears when sounds are too loud. When she is excluded from a game, she changes her goals and decides that she does not want to play anyway. As she uses these strategies, Honestys __________ will decline.
A) emotional outbursts
B) ability to manage her fears
C) emotional self-regulation
D) grasp of the distinction between fantasy and reality
Patient learns to not be afraid
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