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Eight-year-old Anya is a recent immigrant to the United States. Based on current research, we can ex

Eight-year-old Anya is a recent immigrant to the United States. Based on current research, we can expect that during Anya’s middle childhood years she will
a. not do well academically in the United States.
b. do better academically if she goes back to her country of origin.
c. do quite well academically in the United States.
d. have a lower self-esteem than her American peers and will likely suffer from a mental illness..

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