A nurse is caring for an adolescent who has an anxiety disorder. Which of the following statements by the adolescent indicates a protective factor in the form of a positive childhood experience?

A. Having a mother who was a teenager at the time of birth does not inherently indicate a protective factor; it may present additional stressors. B. Worrying about a sibling’s health and frequent hospitalizations indicates stress and potential risk factors, rather than protective factors. C. Having a supportive and attentive teacher demonstrates a positive childhood experience that can serve as a protective factor, providing emotional support, stability, and a trusted adult relationship that buffers against the effects of anxiety and stress. D. Frequent relocations due to military life can contribute to instability and disrupted social support, which are not considered protective factors.