Neighborhood resources
A) have a greater impact on economically disadvantaged than on well-to-do young people.
B) contribute to favorable development in preschoolers, but not in adolescents.
C) are rarely needed in middle-income areas.
D) have a greater impact on affluent than on low-SES young people.

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Neighborhood resources such as quality schools, community centers, and safe play areas have a greater impact on economically disadvantaged young people than on well-to-do young people. This is because economically disadvantaged youth may not have access to such resources in their own homes or neighborhoods, making them more dependent on external resources for positive development. On the other hand, affluent youth may already have access to similar resources in their own neighborhoods, reducing the impact of external resources on their development.

Neighborhood Resources