Adolescents' Persistent Arguments Over Rules Are Most Likely a Result

question 49

Multiple Choice

Adolescents' persistent arguments over rules are most likely a result of

• A) an increase in relativism.
• B) a decrease in incrementalism.
• C) hormonal changes.
• D) a hereditary resistance to authority.

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Truth

The quality or state of being in accord with fact or reality, free from falsehood or distortion.

Ontological Argument

A philosophical argument for the existence of God, asserting that God, as the greatest being conceived, must exist in both the mind and in reality.

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A statement that is true based on specific circumstances or conditions rather than being universally true.

God Exists

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