English, 01.04.2020 18:52 von1144

1 PART Which of the following best describes
centralides of the past
*
There is a greater pressure on teenagers to
have crushes than on any other age group
Puberty and developing identities are the
main reasons teenagers are more prone to
have crushes
Crushes are incidental, or insignificant, to
ordinary adolescent development
Adolescent crushes are matured
expressions of love, it is a common myth that
they are not
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1 PART Which of the following best describes
centralides of the past
*
There is a...