Which of the following best describes cultural variations in how parents react to their last child leaving home?

A. Parents from Western cultures are less likely than parents from Eastern cultures to experience negative emotions in response to an "empty nest."
B. Across cultures, parents universally experience positive emotions in response to an "empty nest."
C. Across cultures, mothers are more likely than fathers to experience negative emotions in response to an "empty nest."
D. Parents from Eastern cultures are more likely than parents from Western cultures to experience negative emotions in response to an "empty nest."


Answer: C

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a. Do the same findings hold true when the second language is something other than English? b. Are children and adults equally skilled in learning vocabulary words in their new language? c. Do the results on grammar hold true when a younger group and an older group have similar formal training in the English language? d. Does age of acquisition have a significant effect on phonology in a second language?

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one in five two in five one in ten one in fifteen

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