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Revolutions in science, like those led by Copernicus and Darwin, are typical of __________ children
 
  A) firstborn
  B) laterborn
  C) only
  D) twin

Question 2

Which of the following family situations would Adler not say affects a childs personality development
 
  A) Birth order
  B) Spacing between children
  C) Number of boys and girls in the family
  D) Children with special talents must compete more than those who do not



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: B

Answer to Question 2

Answer: D



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