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How are noncustodial fathers likely to change after the divorce?
 
  a. They tend to become much more strict with their children
  b. They become party animals, seeing their children rarely and being uninvolved
  c. They tend to become overly permissive and indulging when they have the kids
  d. They become more coercive and harsh with the children

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In his research, Kevin Miller found that only 48 percent of American children could count to 20, compared to 74 percent of Chinese children. These differences can be understood in terms of
 
  a. cross-cultural differences in number systems, a tool of intellectual adaptation.
  b. the extent to which children are expected to learn about numbers.
  c. the relative experiences with guided participation.
  d. specialized scaffolding abilities of Chinese parents.



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Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

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deesands

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Reply 2 on: Jun 22, 2018
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Gracias!

 

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