Children who experience low birth weight, prolonged respiratory difficulties, or central nervous system involvement are said to have which of the following?

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Children who experience low birth weight, prolonged respiratory difficulties, or central nervous system involvement are considered to have biological risk factors, meaning they have a higher probability of experiencing developmental delays or disorders due to their physiological conditions at birth. Choice A (need for special education resource services) is a possible outcome of biological risk factors, but not a direct description of the risk factors themselves. Choices C and D (environmental risk factors and learning risk factors) are not directly related to the physiological conditions at birth that define biological risk factors.

Children Who Experience Low Birth Weight, Prolonged Respiratory Difficulties, or Central