Poverty Can Exert Dramatic Effects on the Development of Children

Multiple Choice

Poverty can exert dramatic effects on the development of children because

A) poor parents may not be able to give their children as nutritious meals, access to health care, and a safe neighborhood to live in.
B) poor parents are unable to provide educational toys, home computers, and other learning resources to enhance their children's cognitive development.
C) poverty can cause marital discord, less positive parenting, and poorer parent-child relationships, which affects the socioemotional development of children.
D) of all of these factors.