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According to Dennis Wrong, we can never be puppets to society all the time because it is impossible to be entirely socialized. Which of the following statements is NOT a reason why we can't be entirely socialized?
A) Complete socialization would make us unhappy and probably neurotic.
B) We are all different individuals and behave the way we want.
C) In learning to obey the rules, we may also learn how to break them.
D) Socializing influences are not always consistent and harmonious with one another.

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