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olgavictoria

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Learning through self-discovery and getting encouragement to be curious are especially helpful for children to become
 
  a. divergent thinkers.
  b. convergent thinkers.
  c. dynamically assessed.
  d. factor analyzed.

Question 2

Truthful answers to interviews or questionnaires are more likely to be obtained when the subjects are
 
  a. asked about embarrassing topics.
  b. reminded that improper behavior deserves to be punished.
  c. promised confidentiality of their responses.
  d. offered payment for responding correctly.



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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

C



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