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The nurse assesses the family's ability to cope with the child's cerebral palsy. Which action should alert the nurse to the possibility of their inability to cope with the disease?

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Rationale: Limiting social interactions may indicate social isolation, a sign of poor coping, whereas the other options suggest proactive engagement with the child's needs.

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