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Prenatal Risk and Protective Factors
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PSY.212 Prenatal Risk and Protective Factors
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Which statement identifies a common error when interpreting protective factors?
A
Noting that reduced lead exposure can lower concern.
B
Explaining that stress support can be helpful.
C
Assuming a protective factor erases all risk instead of lowering probability.
D
Recognizing that prenatal care can support development.
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