While teaching a group of caregivers about the topic of nutrition, one caregiver tells the group, I use desserts as a reward for good behavior. What could this practice cause in the child?
A) Only behave on days when dessert is something the child likes
B) Learn to choose sweets over nutritious food
C) Cause the child to be overweight
D) Learn to use food to manipulate others' behavior
Question 2
The father of a 5-year-old child is recovering from a motorcycle crash.
The father is concerned that the child's behavior has changed since the crash and doesn't understand why. What could be an explanation for the child's change in behavior?
A) The thought of losing his father was scary, and the child is trying to show his father how much he loves him
B) The child is afraid of being hurt himself and wants to protect himself from accidents
C) The child wanted to go with his father on the motorcycle ride. When he was told he couldn't go he told his father he hoped he would crash, so the child believes he caused the accident
D) Everyone in the family is being nicer to each other and, as most preschoolers will, the child is imitating the grown-up behavior
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