Issues for nondeployed family members experiencing deployment often involves

A) increased stress due to the managing tasks of a household and concern for partner.
B) a slight increase in stress though enhanced access via technology to alleviate anxiety.
C) delayed acknowledgement of stress due to the concern for responsibilities at home.
D) increased likelihood of substance abuse for a nondeployed partner due to ineffective coping skills.

Nondeployed family members often experience increased stress due to managing tasks of the household alone and concern for their deployed partner. This can lead to a variety of physical and mental health issues if not properly addressed. Enhanced access via technology may help alleviate some anxiety, but it is not a solution to the larger issues at hand. Delayed acknowledgement of stress due to responsibility is also common, but it is still a significant issue that needs to be addressed. Substance abuse may occur, but it is not a given for all nondeployed partners and is not the most significant issue at hand.