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Research on a home-based program designed to prevent teen dating abuse found that the program was successful in ____.
 
  a. reducing risk among teens at very high risk of perpetrating violence.
  b. changing teen behavior even several years after the program
  c. increasing understanding of the negative consequences of dating violence
   d. decreasing acceptance of dating violence

Question 2

Damaged and dying neurons sometimes collect around a core of protein and produce ____, which likely interferes with the normal functioning of other, healthy neurons.
 
  a. neurofibrillary tangles
   b. neuritic plaques
  c. free radicals
  d. antioxidant telomeres



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Answer to Question 1

d

Answer to Question 2

b





 

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