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The finding by Beckett et al. (2006) that the length of time spent in an institution was related to cognitive test scores at 11 years of age indicates that
   a. time spent in an institution has a relationship with cognitive scores that does not disappear after 9-10 years in an adoptive home.
   b. the institutional experience caused permanent decreases in children’s intelligence.
   c. institutional experience is related to intelligence at age 11 but not at age 6, showing a delayed effect.
   d. over time, the IQ scores of all adopted children tend to decrease.

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