Which of the Following Statements About the Effectiveness of the Nurse-Family

question 61

Multiple Choice

Which of the following statements about the effectiveness of the Nurse-Family Partnership is true?

• A) The benefits of the intervention were the greatest for children from high-SES families.
• B) Trained paraprofessionals were more effective than professional nurses in preventing delayed mental development.
• C) As kindergartners, program children scored higher in language, but lower in intelligence, than comparison children.
• D) From their baby's birth on, home-visited mothers were on a more favorable life course than comparison mothers.

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