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Social Studies, 04.07.2019 08:00, mxddisonxo

Penelope has always loved playing video games, and when she looks at this pro/con list, she immediately dismisses all of the points on the con side as invalid without really taking the time to read and consider them. her critical thinking is most likely affected by which barrier?

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