Which situation is most likely to interfere with a young child’s developmental progress?
Correct answer: C. Persistent untreated hearing impairment
- A. Regular responsive interaction with caregivers
- B. A balanced diet with adequate sleep
- C. Persistent untreated hearing impairment
- D. Opportunities for safe play and exploration
Explanation
Untreated hearing impairment can affect speech, language, learning, and social interaction. Responsive caregiving, adequate nutrition and sleep, and safe play generally support normal development.
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