In Popular Culture, Unconditional Positive Regard Is Often Misinterpreted As

Multiple Choice

In popular culture, unconditional positive regard is often misinterpreted as:

A) offering constructive criticism when a child needs guidance.
B) setting limits in order to facilitate a child's development.
C) assurance that a child is loved despite mistakes that are made.
D) an unwillingness to ever say "no" to a child.