Which characteristic adolescent mothers' child-rearing practice(s) would be most likely to place their infants at risk? (Select all that apply.)
a. Insensitivity to infant cues
b. Preference for physical punishment
c. Desire to bottle feed
d. Inappropriate expectations
e. Excessive amount of cognitive stimulation
ANS: A, B, D
Characteristic adolescent mother child-rearing practices have been identified, including insensitivity to newborn behavioral cues, limited nonverbal interaction, lack of knowledge of child development, preference for aggressive behavior and physical punishment, and limited learning in their home environment. Adolescent mothers tend to be at risk for nonnurturing behaviors, particularly in areas of inappropriate expectations. Adolescent mothers may need referrals to agencies or professionals to help them develop coping skills and adapt to the parenting role.
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