Multiple Choice
Students in Japan are offered guidance sessions to improve the classroom experience and instill values useful in the Japanese business world. These sessions are an example of the
A) hidden curriculum.
B) correspondence principle.
C) teacher-expectancy effect.
D) Protestant ethic.
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