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(1 point) Hanson argues it is important to recognize that representations of particular groupings can...

Question 21 (1 point)
Hanson argues it is important to recognize that representations of particular groupings can actively obscure differences and diversity, particularly in relation to identity.
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Question 22 (1 point)
As a writer of children's books, Sampson says her usual motivation is curiosity, typically, 'What would it feel like to be in that situation?'
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Question 23 (1 point)
In the discussion on trends in publishing, there is a recognition that the concept of the child-as-reader is as important as that of the child-in-fiction.
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Answer

  1. Likely True. Representations of groups can obscure differences and diversity within those groups.
  2. Likely True. The statement identifies curiosity about another person's situation as Sampson's motivation.
  3. Likely True. The statement recognizes the importance of both the intended child reader and the child represented in fiction.

These answers are provisional: the referenced readings or discussion are needed to verify the attributions.

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