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Social cognition, self-esteem, and relationships represent:
 
  A. cognitive development.
  B. successful intelligence.
  C. social development.
  D. concrete operations.

Question 2

Obesity emerges as a problem during middle childhood due to:
 
  A. overeating and poor nutrition.
  B. intelligence and physical maturation.
  C. social impairments.
  D. sensory-related issues.



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Answer to Question 1

ANS: C

Answer to Question 2

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