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tfester

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According to the results in Chapter 11,
 
  a. men whose mothers went to college are more likely to go to college themselves.
  b. men whose mothers went to college or no more or less likely to go to college themselves.
 c. women whose fathers went to college are more likely to go to college themselves.
  d. women whose fathers went to college or no more or less likely to go to college themselves.
 e. both a and c above

Question 2

The results of Chapter 11 reveal that parents from the lower class are more likely than those from the middle or upper class to emphasize the value of
 
  a. thinking for one's self.
  b. obedience.
  c. education.
  d. all of the above



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Answer to Question 1

E

Answer to Question 2

B



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