Nate, whose parents are involved in his school activities, probably
A) resents his parents' involvement in his education.
B) shows better academic achievement than his agemates whose parents are uninvolved.
C) lives in a low-SES household with many siblings.
D) attends a private school in a large city.

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Research has consistently shown that parental involvement in a child's education is positively associated with better academic achievement, and Nate's parents being involved in his school activities would likely lead to him showing better academic achievement than his peers whose parents are uninvolved. The other options are not necessarily correlated with Nate's parental involvement or his academic achievement.

Nate, Whose Parents Are Involved in His School Activities, Probably