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English, 14.10.2020 01:01 teethebeast

Read the scenario. Angie, a sophomore in high school, is visiting her older cousins Anna and Nico. Nico pulls out a bottle of alcohol. Angie has never had alcohol before. Which statement best explains the value of applying a decision-making process in Angie's situation? It helps her to evaluate consequences by letting her parents know. It helps her to define the decision by getting her cousin's advice. It helps her to take action based on her cousins' knowledge. It helps her to consider possible alternatives before drinking.

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