In the Study by Englund,Luckner,and Whaley Regarding Parental Expectations of Academic

question 19

Multiple Choice

In the study by Englund,Luckner,and Whaley regarding parental expectations of academic success,what were the general findings?

• A)Parental expectations of academic success were not related to level of education obtained by the child.
• B)Parental expectations of academic success were more strongly related to the child's perceived academic competence than to high school GPA.
• C)Parental expectations of academic success were related to the level of education obtained by the child.
• D)Parental expectations of academic success were related to income level as an adult.

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