The Results of the "Belongingness Uncertainty" Study Conducted by Walton

question 34

Multiple Choice

The results of the "belongingness uncertainty" study conducted by Walton and Cohen (2011) indicate that

• A) knowing that initial insecurity as a university freshman is normal and temporary improved academic performance through the end of the freshman year for African-American and Caucasian students, but not beyond that year.
• B) knowing that initial insecurity as a university freshman is normal and temporary improved academic performance through the end of the freshman year for African-American students, but not beyond that year.
• C) knowing that initial insecurity as a university freshman is normal and temporary improved academic performance through the senior year for both African-American and Caucasian students.
• D) knowing that initial insecurity as a university freshman is normal and temporary improved academic performance through the senior year for African-American students.

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