A mother says, "My son wants me to let him buy a car. I must admit, I certainly get tired of driving him around to all his sports and other activities. Do you think I should let him have a car?" Which of the following statements would be the best response
a. "Absolutely, it will help him recognize the cost of gas and maintenance."
b. "Certainly. Most young men want their own car, and peer pressure can be painful."
c. "It depends on whether you trust your son to drive safely."
d. "No, adolescent males cannot be trusted with an automobile."
ANS: C
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