In the study by Englund,Luckner,and Whaley regarding parental expectations of academic success,what were the general findings?

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The study found that there was a significant positive correlation between parental expectations of academic success and the level of education obtained by the child, suggesting that parental expectations may play a role in motivating children to achieve higher levels of education. Option A is incorrect as according to the study, parental expectations were related to the child's academic achievement. Option B is incorrect as high school GPA was found to be less strongly related to parental expectations than the child's perceived academic competence. Option D is not supported by the findings of the study.

In the Study by Englund,Luckner,and Whaley Regarding Parental Expectations of Academic