How Does Glasser View Early Childhood as It Pertains to Choice

Multiple Choice

How does Glasser view early childhood as it pertains to choice theory?

A) It is the time when humans experience powerlessness and therefore the time when maladaptive patterns are formed.
B) It is the time when our sense of humor and play is established and with it our ability to meet the basic human need for fun.
C) He examines client body movement and posture and determines at what stage during our infant development we were oppressed or neglected.
D) It is the time when our human need for power, and gratification associated with power, become recognized.
E) It is the time when repeated success or failure experiences accumulate in a manner that establishes whether an individual is optimistic or pessimistic.