Moral reasoning is best illustrated by making decisions about:
a. Bioethical questions
b. Religious training
c. How human beings ought to be and act
d. Philosophical viewpoints
C
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a. Estrogen b. Testosterone c. Insulin d. Protein and carbohydrates
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