General Studies · Mental Retardation and Caregiving
Which of the following is considered the most critical factor regarding the capacity of a primary caregiver to cope and effectively manage a child with intellectual disability (mental retardation)?
- 1The primary caregiver is constantly anxious and concerned about future long-term care
- 2The primary caregiver assumes that the child can completely meet the needs of self-care
- 3The primary caregiver expects that the child can independently communicate all their needs
- 4The primary caregiver has realistic expectations of the child's development and behavior✓
Correct answer
The primary caregiver has realistic expectations of the child's development and behavior
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