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jman1234

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Parents' stereotypes about which gender is more talented in a particular area such as math, English, or sports, influence
 
  a. their discipline strategies.
  b. their own involvement in school activities.
  c. their child's confidence about being able to perform well in this area.
  d. their confidence in their ability to save for their child's college education.

Question 2

The term managerial resourcefulness refers to
 
  a. a teamwork approach.
  b. a problem-solving process.
  c. the substantive nature of a job description.
  d. the reliance on previous solutions for new and different problems.



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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

b



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