A recently divorced mother who must return to work is concerned about the effects of placing her child in day care full-time. In counseling the mother, the nurse knows that which factor is most influential in determining whether day care has a positive or negative effect on the child?
1. The amount of time that the children spend playing outside
2. The closeness of the parent–child relationship
3. The ratio of day care workers to children
4. The cleanliness of the day care facility
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Explanation:
1. While the amount of time children are able to spend playing outdoors can contribute to whether child care is a positive or negative experience, the closeness of the parent—child relationship is more likely to impact how resilient the child is, and this has a greater impact on the effects of the child care experience.
2. The closeness of the parent—child relationship is more likely to impact how resilient the child is, and this has a greater impact on the effects of the child care experience.
3. While the ratio of day care workers to children can contribute to whether child care is a positive or negative experience, the closeness of the parent–child relationship is more likely to impact how resilient the child is, and this has a greater impact on the effects of the child care experience.
4. While the cleanliness of the facility can contribute to whether child care is a positive or negative experience, the closeness of the parent–child relationship is more likely to impact how resilient the child is, and this has a greater impact on the effects of the child care experience.
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