How does 4-year-old Miguel MOST LIKELYuse fantasy play to help himcontrol hisemotions?
A. By creating fantasies of being punished for expression of impulses
B. By avoiding situations that are beyond their real-world capabilities to control
C. By intensifying his impulses in fantasies
D. By creating imaginary situations in which disturbing problems can be expressed and resolved
Answer: D
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