In the Elementary Forms of Religious Life,Émile Durkheim Argued That

question 66

Multiple Choice

In The Elementary Forms of Religious Life,Émile Durkheim argued that religion was a powerful source of social solidarity because

• A) religion established authorities who had control over entire societies.
• B) different religions were constantly appearing and disappearing.
• C) there were many arguments about which religion represented the truth.
• D) religion reinforced collective bonds and cultivated shared moral values.

Understand the developmental stages from embryo to fetus including time frames and physical development

Recognize the development of genitalia and reproductive structures during fetal development

Identify signs of approaching parturition and understand the stages of labor

Describe features and functions of the fetal integumentary system including lanugo and vernix caseosa

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