Duncan and Colleagues Have Found That the Chances a Low-Income

question 65

Multiple Choice

Duncan and colleagues have found that the chances a low-income child will graduate from high school are dramatically increased if

• A) there is a $10,000 increase in income during the first five years of life.
• B) there is a $10,000 increase in income during middle school.
• C) there is a $10,000 increase in income during high school.
• D) a family moves to a nicer house at some point during childhood.

Distinguish between the roles of fathers and mothers in child development.

Understand the impact of caregiver's emotional states, like depression, on attachment styles.

Recognize the importance of cognitive schemes and object permanence in infants' understanding of the world.

Acknowledge the commonality of secure attachment across cultures and its significance.

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