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    Sanitizing Language, Such as "Wasting" or "Ending" Instead of "Killing
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Sanitizing Language, Such as "Wasting" or "Ending" Instead of "Killing

Question 59

Question 59

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Sanitizing language, such as "wasting" or "ending" instead of "killing" is an example of:


A) behavioral classification.
B) metaphorical cataloging.
C) cognitive adage.
D) euphemistic labeling.

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