According to Rossi (Cited in Aulette)how Do Nisei (Second Generation

question 11

Multiple Choice

According to Rossi (cited in Aulette) how do Nisei (second generation Japanese Americans) generally compare Japanese American families and contemporary white,American middle-class families?

• A)Nisei think that their parents placed too much emphasis on parent-child relationships while white,middle-class Americans place too much emphasis on wife-husband relationships.
• B)Nisei think that their parents placed too much emphasis on wife-husband relationships while the white,middle-class Americans place too much emphasis on parent-child relationship.
• C)Nisei think that both their parents and white,middle-class Americans place too much emphasis on husband-wife relationships and not enough on parent-child relationships.
• D)Nisei think that both their parents and white,middle-class Americans place too much emphasis on the parent-child relationships and not enough on the husband-wife relationships.

Understand the principles of causality and the research designs capable of inferring cause-and-effect relationships.

Acknowledge the role of skepticism and critical thinking in the scientific process and research validity.

Understand the key milestones and terms in early language development.

Recognize the process and stages of increasing vocabulary in children.

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