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Medicine, 16.04.2021 18:40 ebandejas22

Question 9 (6 points) (06.01 MC)

Answer the following in several complete sentences:

Explain how both nature and nurture may affect which sport a child chooses to play. Be sure to identify and describe at least one factor related to nature and one factor related to nurture in your response.

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