The parent of a child with autism spectrum disorder (ASD)asks why family therapy has been prescribed.Which response by the nurse is most appropriate?
A) "Family therapy will help you learn how to assess the child's potential."
B) "Family therapy will provide the child with an opportunity to learn problem-solving skills."
C) "Family therapy will help you interact with your child."
D) "Family therapy will help you learn how to cope with your situation."

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A) Parents of children with autism report more family problems, more marital problems, more depression, and more social isolation than parents of typically developing children or parents of children who are severely and persistently mentally ill. Family therapy will help them face reality through the problem-solving process. The other responses are important interventions for the child but are not the goal of family therapy.
B) Parents of children with autism report more family problems, more marital problems, more depression, and more social isolation than parents of typically developing children or parents of children who are severely and persistently mentally ill. Family therapy will help them face reality through the problem-solving process. The other responses are important interventions for the child but are not the goal of family therapy.
C) Parents of children with autism report more family problems, more marital problems, more depression, and more social isolation than parents of typically developing children or parents of children who are severely and persistently mentally ill. Family therapy will help them face reality through the problem-solving process. The other responses are important interventions for the child but are not the goal of family therapy.
D) Parents of children with autism report more family problems, more marital problems, more depression, and more social isolation than parents of typically developing children or parents of children who are severely and persistently mentally ill. Family therapy will help them face reality through the problem-solving process. The other responses are important interventions for the child but are not the goal of family therapy.

The Parent of a Child with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)asks