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PhilipSeeMore

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The period in the United States in which the idea of risk-benefit analysis of children's living conditions was popular was the year
 
  1975.
  1985.
  1990.
  2000.

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The statement All children are not the same. Some children are resilient, coping easily with stressors that cause harm in other children describes the prevailing view in America in the year
 
  1960.
  1965.
  1970.
  1975.



lucas dlamini

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Answer to Question 1

1990.

Answer to Question 2

1975.



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