Students from Low-SES Homes Are More Likely Than Students from Upper-SES

question 9

Multiple Choice

Students from low-SES homes are more likely than students from upper-SES homes to have difficulty studying because low-SES students typically

• A) live in smaller, more crowded conditions.
• B) receive less supervision from parents.
• C) lack a good place to study.
• D) all of the above.

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