Using a Preventive Approach That Would Be Less Expensive and More

question 14

Multiple Choice

Using a preventive approach that would be less expensive and more desirable than dealing with children and families in crisis includes

• A) Taking more children away from their families to be reared by people who know more about children than the average family
• B) Making systemic reforms to help families have what they need to support and nurture their children and keep the family intact
• C) Deciding as a society who should and shouldn't have babies
• D) Putting every child in the nation in an early education program starting in infancy

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