Because of the Strict Provisions of Her Religion, a Child

Multiple Choice

Because of the strict provisions of her religion, a child learns to listen respectfully to authority figures rather than expressing her own opinions. If this child goes to school in which students are expected to speak assertively, she is likely to

A) make an easy adjustment to the new norms.
B) be labeled by the school system as developmentally disabled.
C) be viewed somewhat negatively by the teacher.
D) be viewed by the teacher as a positive role model for other students.