An organized family life
A) is linked to economic disadvantage.
B) provides a supportive context for warm, involved parent-child interaction.
C) guarantees high IQ in offspring.
D) can stifle children's creativity and independence.

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Research has shown that an organized family life provides a supportive context for warm, involved parent-child interaction, which is important for children's social, emotional, and cognitive development. However, it is not necessarily linked to economic disadvantage, does not guarantee high IQ in offspring, and it does not necessarily stifle children's creativity and independence.

An Organized Family Life