Teen Parents Are Particularly Able to Benefit from Intervention Programs

question 48

Multiple Choice

Teen parents are particularly able to benefit from intervention programs that provide information on child development because they

• A) are more open and receptive to new ideas than older parents.
• B) usually have larger families than older parents.
• C) are less likely to know what to expect of children than older parents.
• D) are more impressionable than older parents.

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