Multiple Choice
What did Edmonton Transition Study researchers discover when investigating the relationship between family socioeconomic status (SES) and young people's aspirations?
A) There is no relationship between family SES and aspirations.
B) Family SES matters for both educational aspirations and for career aspirations.
C) Family SES matters for educational aspirations but not for career aspirations.
D) Family SES matters for career aspirations but not for educational aspirations.
E) Family SES only matters for the aspirations of individuals in high SES families.
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