Some of the considerations to observe when conducting crisis intervention involving children are all the following except

A. Children's reactions should not be taken personally Children may respond with fear, anger, or withdrawal during a crisis, and this should be understood as emotional expression, not disrespect. B. Children have shorter attention spans than adults Crisis interventions for children must be brief and engaging, respecting their developmental level. C. Children have fewer coping mechanisms than adults Children rely on adults for emotional regulation and problem-solving, making them less equipped to handle stress independently. D. Children should be protected by not telling them unpleasant truths Age-appropriate honesty helps children process difficult events and fosters trust and emotional development.