During Notes That the Question, "How Much Is Enough?" May

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Multiple Choice

During notes that the question, "How much is enough?" may be impossible to answer. Nonetheless, he notes that it is still an important question to ask. Why?

• A) Asking is psychologically comforting
• B) Asking will take our minds off of consuming for a little while
• C) It sets a good example for the children
• D) It may lead us to recognize ways to consume less destructively

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