The Parents of an Adolescent Are Concerned About the Amount

The parents of an adolescent are concerned about the amount of time their adolescent spends daydreaming and "doing nothing." The health-care worker recognizes that:

A) daydreams help the adolescent think through responses to various situations and can be a safe outlet for strong emotions.
B) daydreaming is a sign of early depression and the child needs medical evaluation.
C) daydreams are time-wasting and the adolescent needs to be involved in more outside activities.
D) daydreaming is always an adolescent's substitute for doing homework and household chores.