Which statement best describes your view of support from family and friends while in school?

• A. I am somewhat concerned about this, but I think I can manage.
• B. I am definitely not concerned about this because it is not a problem for me.
• C. I am very anxious about receiving support.
• D. I have no opinion about this.

Answer: (B)

Your view about the level of support from family and friends while in school is what this item is asking you to express. The best choice is the one that says you are definitely not concerned because it is not a problem for you. This stance clearly communicates that you don’t anticipate needing help as a source of stress and you feel equipped to handle school tasks independently. It signals confidence and a stable expectation that support won’t become an obstacle to your studies.

The other options indicate some level of worry, anxiety, or ambiguity, which suggests potential stress or uncertainty about how support might affect your schooling. Choosing those would imply you expect support to be a factor in your readiness, rather than something that isn’t an issue at all.