In Nisbett (2005) study, poor African American children who were in orphanages were placed with socioeconomically "better-off" European American adoptive families.This change resulted in
A) no effect on their IQ scores or their emotional adjustment.
B) a 13-point average decrease in their IQ scores.
C) a 13-point average increase in their IQ scores.
D) the children being better adjusted but with no change in their IQ scores.
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