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In the study by de Haan on parental resource allocation to their children, the results indicate that parents tend to invest more money in the schooling of their:
 
  a. later born children than their first-born children
  b. first-born children than their second-born children
  c. second-born children than their first born children
  d. fourth-born children than their first-born children

Question 2

The concept that an individual's goals direct his or her current behavior is called:
 
  a. style of life
  b. social interest
  c. teleology
  d. masculine protest



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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

c



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