According to Brazelton and Greenspan,the Important Factor in the Child's

question 14

Multiple Choice

According to Brazelton and Greenspan,the important factor in the child's development is

• A)the difference in the quality of nonparental caregiving
• B)the limitations of nonparental caregiving in early childhood settings
• C)the importance of the role of the child's caregiver in early childhood settings
• D)the minimal effects of the family-educator partnership

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