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Capo

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Infanticide practices in China illustrate the
 
  a. myth of motherhood.
  b. universality of parenting.
  c. practice of othermothering.
  d. historical views of parenting.

Question 2

As society has shifted from an agrarian society to a consumerist one, children have become economic
 
  a. liabilities.
  b. assets.
  c. goods.
  d. services.



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Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

a



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