In an Ethnographic Study of 3-Year-Olds Growing Up in the U.S

question 129

Multiple Choice

In an ethnographic study of 3-year-olds growing up in the U.S., Brazil, and Kenya, Tudge and his colleagues (2006) found that:

• A) in all cultures, children from the working class were more likely than their middle-class counterparts to engage with their parents in academically oriented play and lessons.
• B) in all cultures, children from working-class families were more likely than their middle-class counterparts to engage with their parents in world lessons.
• C) in Kenya, but not in other cultures, children from the working class were more likely than their middle-class counterparts to engage with their parents in academically oriented play and lessons.
• D) in Kenya, but not in other cultures, children from working-class families were more likely than their middle-class counterparts to engage with their parents in world lessons.

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Definitions:

Rudimentary Sense

A basic or elementary level understanding or feeling, often referring to the most simple and fundamental aspects of a concept.

Chimpanzees

A species of great ape native to the forests and savannahs of tropical Africa, known for their complex social behaviors and intelligence.

Anthropomorphism

The attribution of human traits, emotions, or intentions to non-human entities, including animals and deities.

Tacit Knowledge

Knowledge that is difficult to transfer to another person by writing it down or verbalizing it; often acquired through personal experience.