Which of the following might be a reaction of children with Developmental Coordination Disorder when faced with difficult tasks?

Children with Developmental Coordination Disorder (DCD) often experience challenges with motor skills, which can lead to frustration when faced with difficult tasks. This can manifest as giving up easily, especially when they find the tasks particularly challenging or when they struggle to complete them successfully. Their difficulties with coordination can make it hard for them to perform physical activities or tasks that require fine motor skills, leading to a tendency to avoid or disengage from these tasks altogether if they feel overwhelmed.

In contrast, remaining calm and focused or accepting challenges readily do not typically characterize the responses of children with DCD, as they may struggle with anxiety related to their abilities. Similarly, seeking help effortlessly may not be accurate, as children struggling with coordination issues might feel discouraged or shy about asking for assistance. Therefore, the reaction of giving up easily is more reflective of their experiences and emotional responses in the face of difficulties.