Caregivers Share with the School Nurse That Their Child, Who

Caregivers share with the school nurse that their child, who was so depressed and upset for a month by the death of a grandparent, is now engaging in all his old activities, laughing and enjoying life, and acting as if nothing ever happened. The nurse will tell the caregivers that the most likely explanation for this change in behavior is that:

A) "Children do not grieve the same as adults, and this is probably normal."
B) "The child received a lot of attention for the depressed behavior and has gotten enough attention."
C) "Children are very resilient, and your child is more so than most."
D) "Your child is just in an emotional plateau and resting from the depression."