Sandra Scarr Claims That Child Care Effects Are Likely to Be

Multiple Choice

Sandra Scarr claims that child care effects are likely to be parenting effects in disguise because the kind of child care parents choose

A) is an extension of their own characteristics and parenting styles.
B) is so closely correlated with parents' socioeconomic status.
C) makes no difference in children's development.
D) in turn affects the kind of parenting decisions parents make.
E) results in teachers training parents in proper parenting techniques.