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    The Deliberate Teaching of Children to Pass on Knowledge, Information
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The Deliberate Teaching of Children to Pass on Knowledge, Information

Question 162

Question 162

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The deliberate teaching of children to pass on knowledge, information, and skills is called:


A) social enhancement.
B) imitation.
C) socialization.
D) explicit instruction.

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