Economic class is an effective predictor of school success because
A) middle- and upper-economic class households usually provide a variety of material and cultural resources that help a child succeed at school, including the language and behavioral codes that are rewarded in the school environment.
B) lower-SES children usually come from homes in which parents don't care that much about school success.
C) higher-SES students usually come from parents whose IQs are high, and the children tend to inherit high IQs.
D) lower-SES children tend not to have high IQs.

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Middle- and upper-economic class households often have access to resources and environments that support educational success, such as books, extracurricular activities, and parental involvement, which align with the expectations and rewards of the school system.

Economic Class Is an Effective Predictor of School Success Because