Children who live in stimulating homes (as assessed by the HOME inventory) are more likely than those living in less stimulating homes to _____.

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Research has consistently shown that children who live in stimulating homes (as assessed by the HOME inventory) tend to have better cognitive and academic outcomes. They are more likely to display good academic achievement. There is no evidence to suggest that such homes encourage an extrinsic orientation to achievement challenges.

Children Who Live in Stimulating Homes (As Assessed by the HOME