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Ruth is majoring in child development and in her studies she has read much about it. On that basis she correctly concluded that when it comes to childhood:
      A) it is a period romanticized; a time of playful innocence
      B) by its end, the elementary aspects of formal learning have been completed
      C) ethnicity, race, and class make a difference in the course of childhood
      D) all of the above

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