When Asked What They Thought Was the Most Important Aspect

question 14

Multiple Choice

When asked what they thought was the most important aspect of a child's social development, one sample of new parents said they hoped their child would

• A)establish friendships with many peers.
• B)develop a sense of humor, including being able to laugh at oneself.
• C)show respect and obedience toward parents.
• D)develop a strong sense of morality.

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Definitions:

Lincoln's Thinking

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Black Suffrage

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