Children who have conduct disorder are most likely to:
a. be consistently angry, irritable, and vindictive.
b. feel sad, hopeless, and lonely.
c. have been born preterm or at a low birth weight.
d. show a pattern of serious rule violations.
Question 2
A primary goal of an anti-bias curriculum is to:
a. encourage all children to make cross-cultural friendships.
b. foster awareness and understanding of race, race differences, and racism.
c. provide a racially and culturally neutral educational experience.
d. support a zero-tolerance policy for aggression or hateful speech based on prejudices.
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