The Success of Infant Intervention Programs Such as Ramey's Is

question 116

Multiple Choice

The success of infant intervention programs such as Ramey's is attributed in part to the

• A) inclusion of many middle-class families.
• B) consistent, frequent stimulation provided.
• C) emphasis on doing well on achievement tests.
• D) emphasis on memory and attentional tasks.
• E) educational level of the teachers.

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