Results of a study that randomly assigned mother infant dyads either to an intervention encouraging breast-feeding or to a control condition without intervention indicated all EXCEPT

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The study did not find evidence that there is no well-established nutritional superiority of breast milk. Instead, it found that any relation between breast-feeding and cognitive development can be accounted for by social class, and that only infants with a specific allele that regulates fatty acids show benefits from being breast-fed. It did suggest that it can be difficult to encourage mothers to breast-feed, but this was not one of the answer choices that was false.

Results of a Study That Randomly Assigned Mother Infant Dyads