The Primary Effects of ETS on Children Are

question 31

Multiple Choice

The primary effects of ETS on children are

• A)temporary.
• B)related to the respiratory system.
• C)minimal.
• D)dependant on the gender of the chilD.

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Experimental Setting

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Individuality Corollary

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Objective Reality

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Physiological Drives

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