"Goodness of fit" implies that parents should deal with problems of temperament by

A) trying to change children's temperament to match their own.
B) letting children's temperament create the family atmosphere and patterns.
C) helping difficult children fit into the environment.
D) helping children make some adaptations but essentially accepting their child's temperament.

Goodness of Fit

The degree to which an individual's temperament, characteristics, or abilities match the expectations or demands of their environment or context.

Temperament Problems

Issues or difficulties in managing or expressing emotions and behaviors that are typically observed early in life and can affect an individual's interactions and development.

Environment

The surrounding physical, social, and cultural conditions in which an individual lives and develops.