Studies of Children Adopted from Unstimulating Orphanages Clearly Showed That

question 119

Multiple Choice

Studies of children adopted from unstimulating orphanages clearly showed that the children:

• A) developed better the longer they remained in the orphanage.
• B) were more likely to recover if they were adopted by 6 months of age.
• C) never fully recovered from this early experience.
• D) were able to fully recover when placed with adoptive families.

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