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Kthamas

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The most difficult components to change in adulthood are:
 
  a. self conception
  b. motives
  c. cultural directives
  d. role-playing style
  e. a and b above

Question 2

Toynbee is associated with __________ theory.
 
  a. evolutionary
  b. cyclical
  c. multilinear
  d. unilinear



jsm54321

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Answer to Question 1

e. a and b above

Answer to Question 2

b



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