Who can sometimes exhibit challenging behaviors?

The correct answer is that people receiving services can sometimes exhibit challenging behaviors. This is due to a variety of factors including their individual circumstances, environments, and the types of challenges they may face, such as mental health conditions, developmental disabilities, or emotional trauma. In many care settings, individuals may find it difficult to communicate their needs or feelings effectively, which can lead to frustration and, subsequently, challenging behaviors.

While children can also show challenging behaviors due to their developmental stages, and healthcare professionals may experience stress that can affect their interactions, the question specifically refers to who can exhibit those behaviors in the context of receiving services. This addresses the specific population that professionals in fields like PCA/CFSS work with and need to understand in order to provide effective support and care.