Kagan, Kearsley, and Zelazo (1978) Studied Babies Reared in an Institution

Multiple Choice

Kagan, Kearsley, and Zelazo (1978) studied babies reared in an institution and found:

A) That it is always more beneficial for babies to be reared in a family than in an institution
B) No ill effects in many cases
C) Numerous cases of affectionless psychopathy
D) Delinquency
E) That medication helped to keep the children under control and to curb severe cases of violence and misbehavior