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Improvements in children's ability to use maps may require an interesting intersection of two kinds of skills: understanding spatial relations and appreciating the intentions of the creators of maps.
 
  Indicate whether the statement is true or false

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An ecological systems theorist interested in how environmental settings indirectly affect the child by influencing the various microsystems forming the child's immediate environment would focus his research on the
 
  a. mesosystem. c. macrosystem.
  b. exosystem. d. chronosystem.



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