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Select all of the ways in which our environment socializes or "trains" people to adopt specific values. Question 24 options: genetic effects rewards and punishments educates exposes Question 25 (1 point)

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00:02 So innate, instinctual, and genetically programmed behaviors are all exhibited despite the environment that the individual is in.
00:10 Inate means existing and belonging to or determined by factors present in an individual from birth...
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