When the Parent Owns the Problem, an "I Message" Is

Multiple Choice

When the parent owns the problem, an "I message" is used for the purpose of:

A) blaming the child for the feelings the parent is having regarding a particular action or lack of action of the child.
B) Expressing the parent's feelings regarding the child's behavior that the parent finds bothersome.
C) Correcting the child's misbehavior.
D) Resolving a conflict situation.