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According to social role theory, competency role demands.
 
  a. role enactment b. role strain
  c. reciprocal roles
  d. role convergenceinvolves meeting perceived role expectations or balancing

Question 2

The fetus often hears what while still in utero?
 
  a. No sounds at all
  b. Television programs c. The telephone ringing
  d. The mother's heartbeat



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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

d



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