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What behavior pattern is most likely to predict a child being rejected by peers?
 
  a. Pushy and self-serving
  b. Watch and attempt to understand what is going on, then comment constructively
  c. Hover around the edge of the group
  d. Shy away from other children's bids for attention

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Ambrose Bierce wrote, The mind is a mysterious form of matter secreted by the brain; its chief activity consists of trying to understand its own functions.. For Bierce, the mind's main activity represents
 
  a. fuzzy traces.
  b. metacognition.
  c. relational primacy.
  d. a reticular formation.


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Reply #1 on: Jun 22, 2018
Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

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