Ray and Jessica have just adopted a baby girl from Russia. Like them, she has brown eyes and brown hair and could easily pass as their biological child. As she grows older, they can best foster her social-emotional development by:
a. Pretending she's their biological child
b. Waiting until she's 13 or 14 to tell her she's adopted
c. Talking openly about the process they went through to adopt her
d. Telling her she's adopted but explaining that it's best to hide this fact from peers
C
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