Which of the Following Is NOT True of Children with Cultural-Familial

Which of the following is NOT true of children with cultural-familial intellectual disability?

A) Their parents often lack the necessary skills to provide the child with appropriate reading and communication skills.
B) The parents are often unable to spend quality time with them to provide the stimulation necessary for proper social and intellectual growth.
C) These children fail to respond even when provided with enriched learning experiences.
D) These children often lack stimulating books and toys that could help foster normal intellectual development.