Alan Is a Fifth-Grade Teacher

question 2

Multiple Choice

Alan is a fifth-grade teacher. He is teaching his students about photosynthesis. He begins by reminding them that plants need sunlight to grow. Later, he continues by describing how plants are able to synthesize food directly from carbon dioxide and water using energy from light. What best characterizes the way that he is making it easy for his students to listen?

• A) He is limiting the amount of information he presents.
• B) He is transitioning from familiar to newer information.
• C) He is transitioning from complex to simpler information.
• D) He is emphasizing important points.

Differentiate between ingroups and outgroups, and their roles in social categorization.

Analyze the impact of social beliefs and biases on minority groups.

Recognize the other-race effect and its implications on social perception.

Explain system justification theory and its relevance to social change and policy acceptance.

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