A ten-year-old child is:
a. Presumed to be too young to be able to contribute to his own injuries.
b. Presumed to be too young to be able to contribute to his own injuries, but that presumption can be rebutted with evidence to the contrary.
c. Presumed to be old enough to be able to predict the consequences of his own actions.
d. Presumed responsible for all of his own actions.
ANS: B
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Prejudice is a core ingredient in
a. violence. b. discrimination. c. racism. d. bullying.
Indexes and abstract chapters in professional books, and the books themselves
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requires continual monitoring is now capable of self-monitoring continues to lack self-control lacks common sense