How might the cultural context influence a child's ability to read?
a. Some cultures consider reading to be of little use and too difficult for children.
b. All cultures value reading as a useful tool in daily life.
c. Children in all cultures are able to read at a third-grade level by age 10 .
d. Reading is a universal skill, not influenced by cultural context.
Question 2
Initial impressions in original attraction are formed carefully over several dates.
a. True
b. False
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
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