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renzo156

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When a child's decisions are based on an understanding of right and wrong as embodied in social rules or laws, the child is in the:
 
  a. conventional stage
  b. nonconventional stage
  c. postconventional stage
  d. preconventional stage

Question 2

Baseball, science and technology, and amusement parks are all examples of the:
 
  a. mundane
  b. profane
  c. sacred
  d. secular



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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

B



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