Pablo and Maria think that their 2-year-old son is in the "terrible twos" phase as he is resisting authority and often says "No!" in his conversations with them. What should Pablo and Maria do to deal with their toddler's negativism?
A. They should use commanding language toward him.
B. They should suggest alternative activities when he is does not seem to like an activity.
C. They should accompany requests with threats, criticism, or physical restraint.
D. They should take away control from him.
Answer: B
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