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An infant from a Vietnamese American family living in poverty is smaller and has less advanced motor development than other infants his age. Which one of the following is the best explanation for this growth pattern?

▸ A quieter, less active style of parenting is common in this culture.

▸ Genetic and environmental factors combine to determine size and development.

▸ Families of Vietnamese origin have a genetic tendency toward being small.

▸ Living in poverty is the primary contributor to this growth pattern.

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Early Childhood Development: A Multicultural Perspective

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Author: Trawick-Smith

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