Teenage children of immigrants do well in school, despite language problems and poverty. They excel because
a. their parents practice authoritative parenting.
b. they are ostracized socially by native-born Americans.
c. their families strongly encourage educational success.
d. they read the inscription on the Statue of Liberty.
Question 2
Which of the following children is likely to experience the LEAST sibling rivalry?
a. Joe, who had an insecure attachment to his mother before his baby brother was born
b. Jayne, who had a secure attachment but whose mother was ill after the baby was born so routines are disrupted
c. Miranda, who is one year old when her baby sister is born
d. Casey, who is three years old when her baby brother is born
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