Garrett's mother rarely lets him out of her sight. She does not allow him to spend the night at friends' houses, forbids him from watching television, and teaches him that most strangers are dangerous. How might Garrett's mother and her display of overprotectiveness impact Garrett?
A. Garrett will be healthy, happy, and confident knowing that he has a strong relationship with his mother.
B. The overprotective nature of Garrett's mother communicates a lack of confidence in Garrett's ability, causing him to feel inadequate and anxious.
C. Garrett will develop antisocial personality disorder.
D. Garrett will resent his mother's overprotectiveness, resulting in an insecure attachment.
Answer: B
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