One of the Key Assumptions of Glen Elder's Model Is

question 39

Multiple Choice

One of the key assumptions of Glen Elder's model is that:

• A)children develop within the social and cultural arrangements of a particular era.
• B)children are not as subject to cultural influences as adults.
• C)cultures have minimal influence on younger children.
• D)children are predestined to develop certain behavioral characteristics.

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Definitions:

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