Visual Impairment Education Certification Practice Test

Which is an effect of family reactions on students?

Improved self-esteem Increased focus Anxiety, dependence, depression Academic improvement

Correct Answer:

Anxiety, dependence, depression

Explanation:

Family reactions shape the emotional climate a student experiences. When reactions are unsupportive or chaotic, students often experience anxiety, grow more dependent on others for reassurance, and can develop depressive symptoms. These emotional responses can interfere with motivation, concentration, and self-confidence. By contrast, when family reactions are supportive and validating, students are more likely to show improved self-esteem and better focus, which is why those positive outcomes are linked to a supportive environment rather than the negative effects described earlier.

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