Studies Suggest That Prematurity Stereotyping

Studies suggest that prematurity stereotyping

A) is limited to the first months of life when differences between premature and full-term counterparts are apparent.
B) may contribute to a negative cycle between parent and infant.
C) helps parents deal more positively with the special needs of their preterm infant.
D) reflects parental attempts to deny that there is anything different about their preterm infant as compared to infants born at term.