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Which developmental theme of the text was LEAST related to the chapter on family context?
 
  a. Nature-nurture
  b. Quantitative-qualitative
  c. Active child
  d. Holistic nature

Question 2

In Rogoff's research on guided participation, North American parents were found to
 
  a. place a greater emphasis on verbal instruction than did Mayan and Indian parents.
  b. place a greater emphasis on nonverbal instruction relative to Mayan and Indian parents.
  c. be very similar to parents in other contexts regarding verbal and nonverbal communication with their offspring.
  d. have greater success in teaching their infants.



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

A



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