The concept of co-regulation is relevant when considering the link between high levels of childhood stress and mental health disorders because:  a.There is only a little association between co-regulation and the development of a mental health disorder, since mental health is largely genetic. b. Co-regulation is a predictor of anxiety disorder development c.The more co-regulation is required, the more likely a child will develop a mental health disorder d. Co-regulation provides a means for infants and children to cope with high levels of stress, which reduces the risk of developing mental health disorders

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