Developmentally appropriate environments
A)can prevent problem behaviors before they begin.
B)should be highly scheduled.
C)should be sterile and overstimulating.
D)all of these.

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Developmentally appropriate environments should be designed to meet the needs of children at their specific age and developmental level. When an environment is created with a deep understanding of children's needs, interests, and abilities, it can help children feel safe, engaged, and empowered, which can prevent problem behaviors. Highly scheduled environments or sterile, overstimulating environments can actually hinder children's development and potentially lead to problem behaviors.

Developmentally Appropriate Environments