Lee and Associates (1997) Study of Canadian and Chinese Children's

question 20

Multiple Choice

Lee and associates (1997) study of Canadian and Chinese children's thinking about prosocial and antisocial conduct revealed that

• A) Canadian children thought it acceptable to deny responsibility for antisocial conduct whereas Chinese children did not.
• B) Chinese children thought it acceptable to deny responsibility for antisocial conduct whereas Canadian children did not.
• C) Canadian children thought it acceptable to deny responsibility for prosocial conduct whereas Chinese children did not.
• D) Chinese children thought it acceptable to deny responsibility for prosocial conduct whereas Canadian children did not.

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