Studies of Canadian Children Have Shown That a Combination of a Highly

question 13

Multiple Choice

Studies of Canadian children have shown that a combination of a highly vulnerable child and a poor or unsupportive environment produces the most negative developmental outcome.However,

• A) extensive data exists to support the possibility of a potential positive outcome.
• B) either of these two negative conditions alone, a vulnerable child or a poor environment, can be overcome.
• C) environment plays a lesser part in outcome because delinquent or highly aggressive behaviour is genetically predetermined.
• D) parent-child relationships and child developmental outcomes are independent of, and unaffected by, any factors other than those of the immediate family environment.

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