Question

which statement best describes a result of positive parenting choices?
a child with dependable parents has trouble being on time.
a child with an enforced bedtime is ready to learn in school.
a child who is shown adaptability struggles in new situations.
a child with regular checkups does not need to make healthy activity choices.

Explanation:

• Option 1: Dependable parents would likely teach time - management, so a child having trouble being on time is not a positive result.
• Option 2: An enforced bedtime ensures proper rest. Well - rested children are more alert and ready to learn in school, which is a positive result of good parenting (related to health and routine management in a family/parenting context).
• Option 3: If a child is shown adaptability (a positive parenting aspect like teaching flexibility), the child should not struggle in new situations.
• Option 4: Regular check - ups are preventive, but children still need to make healthy activity choices. Just having check - ups does not eliminate the need for this.

Answer:

A child with an enforced bedtime is ready to learn in school.