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In which is the teacher least involved?
 
  A) parent-teacher conference
  B) low-level mediation
  C) high-level mediation
  D) child negotiation

Question 2

Young children do NOT tend to see problems
 
  A) in the immediate moment
  B) from their own point of view
  C) in abstract terms
  D) in physical terms



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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

C





 

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