Eve Smith's Study of Early 20^th century Orphanages Concluded That

Eve Smith's study of early 20^th century orphanages concluded that past children's institutions would not be appropriate models for contemporary children institutions because:

A) Early 20^th century orphanages primarily served children of poor single mothers who remained actively involved in decisions affecting their children.

B) Early 20ᵗʰ century orphanages primarily served children on a temporary basis.

C) Early 20^th century orphanages served few children with high levels of emotional and physical problems.

D) All of the above.