Problem: At an outpatient rehabilitation center, you are seeing Yusuke, a 2 1/2-year-old boy with speech and fine motor delays and behavioral problems. His child psychologist has recommended a plan to manage Yusuke's tantrums. His mother agrees to this plan and the approach is working. Today, however, when you use this approach with Yusuke, his mother appears nervous and reports that she feels uncomfortable. What response would you be most comfortable with in this situation? a. Educate Yusuke's mother about the evidence behind this approach and provide examples to show her that the approach is not doing him any harm. b. Point out to Yusuke's mother how well the approach has been working for him, and with continued success it may not be needed in the future. c. Tell Yusuke's mother that you can understand that she would have some concerns about the approach. Ask her to tell you more about what is making her uncomfortable. d. Weigh all of the different options with Yusuke's mother for responding to his tantrums. Discuss the pros and cons of each option with her. e. Let Yusuke's mother know that her response is normal and Normalize Yusuke's mother's response and provide her with