Shirley has a 3-year-old son who sleepwalks. Shirley is least likely to
A. wake or interrupt him whenever he sleepwalks.
B. childproof her house to protect her son while he sleepwalks.
C. walk or carry him back to his bed and make him sleep.
D. help him get enough sleep on a regular basis.
Answer: A
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