Whereas American parents and teachers tend to regard __________ as the key to academic success, Japanese, Korean, and Taiwanese parents and teachers believe that __________
A) native ability; all children can succeed academically as long as they try hard
B) social forces; repetitive drills lead to greater math understanding
C) stimulating, academically demanding classrooms; native ability determines success
D) student motivation and parental guidance; work outside the classroom is essential
A
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a. Cross-sectional b. Continual c. Contiguous d. Longitudinal
Exorcism is
a. still occasionally practiced today for the treatment of psychological problems, sometimes with fatal results. b. a religious rite that is no longer used for the treatment of psychological problems. c. a symbolic act that can still be useful in changing psychological functioning. d. a treatment that, throughout history, was never a very popular method of treating psychological problems.