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D2AR0N

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The influence of peers on gender-role development can be observed
 
  a. as early as the teen years. c. in preverbal children.
  b. among very young children. d. only after children enter school.

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________ are brain cells that provide the material from which myelin is created, that nourish neurons, and that provide scaffolding for neuronal migration.
 
  a. Glial cells c. Migratory cells
  b. Proliferative cells d. Menarche cells



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

A



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