Generalizing from the text, the WORST childhood stage to live in poverty is:
A) under age 4.
B) elementary school.
C) adolescence.
D) emerging adulthood.

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The text states that poverty during early childhood can have significant long-term effects on cognitive, emotional, and physical development, making it the worst childhood stage to live in poverty. While poverty at other stages can also have negative effects, the early years are particularly critical for development.

Generalizing from the Text, the WORST Childhood Stage to Live