Studies have shown that when parents suffer from pain disorders, their children tend to
A)be irritable and wary as infants and shy and fearful as toddlers.
B)be quiet and cautious introverts in elementary school.
C)be at high risk for anxiety problems, such as panic attacks, when they reach adulthood.
D)show all of these.

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Studies have shown that children of parents with pain disorders can exhibit a range of negative behavioral and emotional outcomes, including irritability and wariness as infants, shyness and fearfulness as toddlers, and potentially high risk for anxiety problems in adulthood. Therefore, choice D, which includes all of these options, is the best answer.

Studies Have Shown That When Parents Suffer from Pain Disorders