Concerning the effects of day care, researchers have found that

a. children who have been in day care score lower on language tests.

b. children who have gone to day care have stronger bonds with their mothers.

c. children with a background in day care are less disruptive when they reach kindergarten.

d. we may be producing a generation of smart but mean children.

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Molly Holloway

Social Studies

2 August, 03:13

Concerning the effects of day care, researchers have found that

a. children who have been in day care score lower on language tests.

b. children who have gone to day care have stronger bonds with their mothers.

c. children with a background in day care are less disruptive when they reach kindergarten.

d. we may be producing a generation of smart but mean children.

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Harley Fuller · Answer 1

The correct answer is b. we may be producing a generation of smart but mean children.

We talk about child care (or well-know daycare) when we referring to the supervision or when we are looking after a child or various children at a time through a large context of professional, social and cultural activities. Infact the main aim of this program is let the children to learn working on their individual abilities in a healthy and safe environment.

It has been proved that while children who attend daycare facilities start develop quickly social skills compared to other children of their age that are at home, are more patients and presenting the information using a better communication.

A Erik Dearing's Study has demonstrated that a negative social behavior is not instantly connected to the daycare but in America children who enjoy this program are those who show the symptoms of a negative social behavior because they demonstrate this conduct is correlated with the time they spent in the childcare system.