Jenna and her parents are experiencing a generation gap, and just about everything she says and does worries her parents. Her values are most likely ____.?
a. ?far more conservative than her parents
b. ?the opposite of her parents
c. ?far more liberal than her parents
d. ?not too different from her parents
ANSWER:
d
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