In the study in Halton, a majority of the separations from children and their mothers who arrived under the LCP were ______.
A) for only two years.
B) for no more than three years.
C) for a minimum of six years.
D) for a minimum of eight years.
E) None of the above.

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The correct answer is C) for a minimum of six years. This indicates that in the study conducted in Halton, the separations between children and their mothers who arrived under the Live-in Caregiver Program (LCP) lasted for at least six years, highlighting the prolonged duration of these separations.

In the Study in Halton, a Majority of the Separations