In the article "The Split-Level Trap," Good Housekeeping magazine stated that suburban children "have not been made to feel a sense of responsibility," thus arguing that suburban living
A) led to the decline of grades in school
B) spoiled children
C) encouraged children to volunteer in their communities
D) emphasized hard work, thrift, and patience in children

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The article criticizes suburban living for not instilling a sense of responsibility in children, implying that it spoiled them rather than promoting positive traits or behaviors such as improved academic performance, community involvement, or the development of virtues like hard work, thrift, and patience.

In the Article "The Split-Level Trap," Good Housekeeping Magazine Stated