The New York Longitudinal Study of Social Development Found That

question 2

Multiple Choice

The New York Longitudinal Study of social development found that the most important variable affecting a child's development is

• A)the child's temperament.
• B)the extent to which parental behavior adjusts to the child's temperament.
• C)whether parents of multiple offspring treat them equitably.
• D)the child's overall environment rather than anything the parents do.

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Definitions:

Research Resources

Various sources of information used for conducting research, including library catalogs, academic journals, and databases.

Informal Work Environment

A workplace setting that is relaxed and casual, often with few strict rules or formalities governing employee behavior.

Unclearly Defined Office Procedures

Office or administrative processes which are not explicitly explained or documented, leading to confusion and inefficiency among staff.

Budget Line

A graphical representation of all possible combinations of two goods that can be purchased with a given budget.