Which of the Following Is a Developmental Implication for Children

question 28

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is a developmental implication for children reared in families with a parent who is blind?

• A) The reduced experience of eye contact from the primary caregiver precludes sighted infants from developing social communication skills.
• B) By the second year of life these babies' visual ability and attention tend to be behind other babies.
• C) Adolescents with a parent who is blind are less tolerant and have fewer practical skills.
• D) Adolescents with a parent who is blind have better-quality peer interactions than adolescents with sighted parents.

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