Parents of working-class children
A) are more likely to be involved with their children's schools than middle-class parents
B) do not allow their children to hang out with family or friends
C) treat their children as though they are in the military by giving terse commands or using only a few words
D) strongly encourage them to join in activities where they could develop skills and gain experience
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