Out of Home Care Emphasizing a Social Curriculum Is Often

Out of home care emphasizing a social curriculum is often found to foster children's social skills and peer sociability due, in part, to _____ .

A) the teaching of social skills by knowledgeable teachers/alternative caregivers
B) the development of secure attachments (and positive working models) between young children and their teachers/alternative caregivers
C) children's exposure to familiar peers with whom they feel comfortable and can cooperate
D) the development of secure attachments (and positive working models) between young children and their teachers/alternative caregivers and children's exposure to familiar peers with whom they feel comfortable and can cooperate
E) all of these