Coping Skills Training

Multiple Choice

Coping skills training

A) aids in the process of confronting the dysfunctional person.
B) helps interpret the meaning of the dysfunctional person's behavior to the family.
C) helps family members learn how to cope with the dysfunctional person and his or her behavior.
D) encourages the formation of alternative addictions that are less destructive to the family, providing a means for family members to cope with stress.