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Research on child care demonstrates that
A)   when caregiver–child ratios are generous and caregivers are educated about child development, children develop more favorably.
B)   the rate of insecurity is equivalent among infants in child care and those who stay at home with their mothers.
C)   mother–child interaction is not affected by the quality of child care or the time spent in child care.
D)   even children in high-quality child care have higher rates of insecurity than those who are informally cared for by friends, relatives, or babysitters.
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Infants and Children: Prenatal Through Middle Childhood

Infants and Children: Prenatal Through Middle Childhood


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The perfect way to finish off my semester strong, thanks.
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