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American Children Tend to Assume That Struggling on Assignments Is

Question 40

Question 40

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American children tend to assume that struggling on assignments is a sign they are not very smart. This cultural tendency illustrates


A) chance.
B) choice.
C) context.
D) assumptions.

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