Which of the following has NOT been a change to our understanding of childhood in the late twentieth century?
A) Parents see their children as a project.
B) Emotional connections between parent and child are more acceptable.
C) Children are more likely to experience trauma.
D) Childhood is seen as a time of innocence.

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The other three options have been changes to our understanding of childhood in the late twentieth century, but the idea that children are more likely to experience trauma is not a change but rather a continuation of the recognition of the impact of adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) that has been studied for decades.

Which of the Following Has NOT Been a Change to Our