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bclement10

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The young child's belief that punishment will inevitably follow a transgression is called
 
  a. moral realism. c. moral relativism.
  b. imminent justice. d. punishment by reciprocity.

Question 2

The period of development that begins around the second week of pregnancy and ends about the second month of pregnancy is called the ________ period. During this period of development, the major biological organs and systems form.
 
  a. perinatal c. embryonic
  b. prenatal d. germinal



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

C



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