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jwb375

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About 70 percent of Americans __________.
 
  A) report no religious affiliation
  B) rate religion as very important in their lives
  C) rate religion as somewhat important in their lives
  D) regularly attend religious services from ages 13 to 15

Question 2

Which factor is likely to strengthen moral identity?
 
  A) permissive parenting
  B) civic engagement
  C) like-minded peer groups
  D) authoritarian parenting



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: B

Answer to Question 2

Answer: B



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