The Prevailing View of Children Prior to the Sixteenth Century

question 56

Multiple Choice

The prevailing view of children prior to the sixteenth century was that children were:

• A) born in original sin.
• B) miniature adults.
• C) rebellious in nature.
• D) inherently good.

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Definitions:

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Crosswise

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Typical Approach

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APGAR Scale

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