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Social Studies, 10.07.2019 20:30, qveenriles3714

Baby kai has an easy, cheerful disposition. as a result, adults are likely to engage in positive interactions with kai, which will strengthen his cheerful disposition and motivate him to smile and interact more. this example illustrates that development is

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