Children Receive Most of Their Sexual Knowledge

question 83

Multiple Choice

Children receive most of their sexual knowledge .

• A) from the media.
• B) from their peers during adolescence.
• C) at home from mothers and female family members.
• D) It depends on the sex of the child.

Appreciate the limitations of GDP as a measure of economic well-being and quality of life.

Explain the relationship between production, income, and expenditure in an economy.

Understand the components and calculation of disposable personal income.

Differentiate between types of expenditures (investment versus consumption).

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