Robert watched informative educational programming during his preschool years, while Alex watched violent or entertaining programming. Now that both are in high school, Robert is likely to
a. enjoy watching violent or entertaining programming more than Alex.
b. enjoy watching violent or entertaining programming less than Alex.
c. have lower grades in English, math, and science than Alex.
d. have higher grades in English, math, and science than Alex.
D
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