When challenging the early childhood messages that have influenced our lives, it is important to
a. recognize that many of the values we incorporated from our parents may be healthy standards for guiding our behavior.
b. passively accept as truth the messages we learned when we were children.
c. blame our parents for the psychological pain we suffer.
d. expect our parents to be different from who they are and wait for their approval.
A
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