When cultural test bias is present, it would be expected to generate stronger disadvantages for
a. men rather than for women.
b. foreigners than for native-born individuals.
c. younger children rather than for older children.
d. underweight adults than for overweight adults.
Question 2
In the first week after hatchout, chicks improve their accuracy of pecking for seeds, regardless of their visual experience. This reflects development from
a. learning.
b. maturation.
c. cross-sectioning.
d. digestion.
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