Children whose parents divorce while they are preschoolers
A. may believe that they were responsible for causing their parents' divorce.
B. are usually unaffected by the change in the parents' marriage because they are too young to understand.
C. are likely to become depressed and have fantasies about their parents reuniting.
D. may be unable to cope with this situation and could lose their attachment to both parents.
Answer: A
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verses of scripture. The principal suspended the students and had the parents arrested. The group is suing claiming the school cannot stop these actions because of the group's 1st Amendment rights of freedom of expression. please answer Plaintiff (P) or Defendant (D) according to which of these parties is most likely to prevail (the school is the Defendant (D) in each case):
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a. randomly assign participants. b. can establish causation. c. do not manipulate independent variables. d. examine relationships between two variables.
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