Among children who use an accommodating response to maltreatment, there is increased likelihood of impaired capacity for

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Children who use an accommodating response to maltreatment tend to prioritize the needs and feelings of others over their own. This can lead to difficulties in identifying and understanding their own emotions, which can impair their capacity for emotional regulation.

Answer: A 
 Children who accommodate abuse may focus on satisfying the needs of the abuser to avoid further harm, which can lead to impulsive behavior designed to please the abuser.

Answer: C 
 Accommodating behavior can also manifest as regressive behaviors, such as clinging, whining, or temper tantrums, as the child attempts to gain attention and affection from the abuser.

Answer: D 
 While accommodating behavior can help the child cope with the maltreatment in the short term, it can also hinder their ability to process and integrate memories of pain and fear, which may contribute to long-term emotional and psychological difficulties. However, this is not the most specific choice and does not cover all potential outcomes of accommodating behavior.

Among Children Who Use an Accommodating Response to Maltreatment, There