Author Question: The HOME studies show that a. parental involvement is not a good indicator of intellectual ... (Read 124 times)

Brittanyd9008 · **on:** Jun 22, 2018

The HOME studies show that

a. parental involvement is not a good indicator of intellectual development.
b. early parent-child interactions may produce long-lasting effects on intellectual development.
c. early parent-child interactions do not differ from later parent-child interactions in terms of their effects on intellectual development.
d. early parental involvement is only a good indicator of intellectual development in lower-class children, while early and later parental involvement are good indicators of intellectual development in middle-class children.

Question 2

A(n) ________ follows only one or a few participants over a period of time, with an emphasis on the systematic collection of data.

a. correlational study c. single-case design
b. interview d. case study