Research regarding early intervention programs such as Head Start indicates that such programs
A)are ineffective.
B)may help improve the functioning of intellectually disabled children.
C)may help prevent "at risk" children from developing intellectual disability.
D)help parents manage the behavior of their intellectually disabled children.

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Research has shown that early intervention programs such as Head Start can help prevent "at risk" children from developing intellectual disability by providing educational and developmental support during critical early years of development. While these programs may also provide some benefits for intellectually disabled children and their parents, the primary focus is on prevention rather than treatment or management of existing disabilities.

Research Regarding Early Intervention Programs Such as Head Start Indicates