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Bryan, Randall, Katherine, and Paulina were discussing their individual religious beliefs and childhood experiences of weekly service attendance. Dianna joined the group and after listening for a while asserted, "Well it's obvious that you've been socialized into religion." What did Dianna mean by that?

▸ Religiosity is genetically encoded; we are "wired for God."

▸ Religion is something that must be forced on people.

▸ Religiosity is very much a learned phenomenon.

▸ Religion is something we adapt to without much reflection.

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