In a Study of Immigrant Children, Beiser, Hou, Hyman, and Tousignant

question 40

Multiple Choice

In a study of immigrant children, Beiser, Hou, Hyman, and Tousignant (1998) found which of the following?

• A)Children born in Canada had less hyperactivity.
• B)Children who immigrated to Canada had more emotional disorders.
• C)Children who immigrated were better adjusted than Canadian born children.
• D)Children born in Canada had lower prevalence of conduct disorders.

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Definitions:

Fagan Test

A psychological test assessing the ability of infants to process information, including recognizing novel stimuli, indicating early cognitive abilities.

Bayley Scales

A comprehensive developmental assessment tool for infants and young children, measuring areas such as cognitive, motor, and language development.

Infant Intelligence

A concept referring to the cognitive capabilities of infants, often assessed through observational studies and developmental scales.

Underrepresentation

The insufficient presence or depiction of certain groups in various areas, often highlighting disparities and inequalities.