Jeff was born in China but moved to the United States with his parents when he was three years old. Because his parents wanted him to assimilate to American culture, they only spoke English at home. As a result, Jeff only understands a little Chinese and only feels comfortable speaking English. This is a case of __________ first-language acquisition.

Rogers used a technique in which a patient would be given one hundred cards containing descriptive words or phrases and asked to arrange them in piles according to the degree to which they reflected the patient's personality. What is the name of this technique?

a) The MMPI b) The Q-Sort c) The Rorschach d) The TAT

Margaret goes to a school that receives tax dollars from the federal government, yet is run by a corporation that has devised its own school curriculum. Margaret attends a:

A) magnet school. B) charter school. C) tech-prep school. D) voucher school.