Higher IQ scores in children are associated with home environments
A) that provide more opportunities.
B) that include few toys.
C) where a father is absent.
D) where both parents work outside the home.

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Research suggests that children with higher IQ scores tend to grow up in homes that provide more opportunities for learning and intellectual stimulation, such as having books, educational toys, and engaged parents who are involved in their children's education. The other choices, including having few toys, an absent father, and both parents working outside the home, have not been consistently linked to higher IQ scores.

Higher IQ Scores in Children Are Associated with Home Environments