The Children of Unmarried Teenage Mothers Are

question 35

Multiple Choice

The children of unmarried teenage mothers are:

• A) found to be more aggressive and less intellectually advanced.
• B) not affected in the long run.
• C) found to have difficulties that are directly caused by their mother's single status and age.
• D) affected more by their mothers' limited vocalizations than by her limited financial resources.

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