Three Components of Relaxation Include Cognitive, Affective

Three components of relaxation include cognitive, affective. and psychomotor processes. Which of the following does NOT describe how these categories can inform relaxation training?

A) Parents can be taught how stress can physically changes the body.
B) The emotional environment is more important than the physical environment for relaxation to occur.
C) Assessing fears is an integral part of the affective component of relaxation training.
D) A partner's assistance in relaxation training can give the mother a sense of trust and confidence in his or her ability to support the mother when she is vulnerable.