Which one of the following children has achieved a strong sense of ethnic identity?
a. Tevita, who has absorbed his parents' values and attitudes about Tahitian culture.
b. Shizuko, who recognizes that her facial features and the language she speaks at home are different than those of her classmates.
c. Craig, who feels pride and a sense of loyalty to his ethnic heritage.
d. Hannah, who attends a multicultural grammar school with children from all over the world.
Question 2
Sharon is a 12-year-old who does not believe that she can be academically successful. Considering the textbook's discussion of factors that promote positive self-perceptions, you should:
a. Tell her at least once a day that she is smarter than she thinks she is.
b. Tell her that social skills are more important than academics anyway.
c. Put her in situations in which she will experience academic success.
d. Foster a friendship between Sharon and a student who is academically gifted.
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