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darbym82

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Jared Diamond wrote:
 
  a. Coming of Age in Samoa
  b. The Population Bomb
  c. Guns, Germs, and Steel
  d. The Division of Labor in Society

Question 2

According to Denise Kandel:
 
  a. Parental values and children's drug use are not related.
  b. There's an interaction between how a person is socialized and with whom they interact.
  c. Peers have a less powerful effect on socialization than parents.
  d. Socialization is irrelevant to drug use.



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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

b



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