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When presented with a moral dilemma, 52-year-old Ophelia recognizes that there is not one single way to determine the right answer. She looks for contextual cues to guide her thinking, and considers many different sources of information. Ophelia is demonstrating ________________ thought.
 
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A major biological process during which women, usually in their mid-life years, pass from being reproductive to being non-reproductive is called the _______________.
 
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Answer to Question 1

postformal

Answer to Question 2

climacteric



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