In Werner's Kauai Study, by the Time the Children Were

Multiple Choice

In Werner's Kauai study, by the time the children were 10 years old, those who had encountered prenatal and birth problems were:

A) at a consistent disadvantage to other children regardless of their environments.
B) nearly as advanced in language and motor skills as other children.
C) more likely than other children to be impaired only if they also encountered environmental challenges.
D) demonstrating greater resiliency than other children.