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Children learn values from their primary caregivers, teachers, peers and community. Identify specific ways in which awareness of moral as well as cultural values and beliefs are developed. How do negative influences affect this process? Be prepared to support your response.

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A personal reflection is presented to briefly address the process of children as they are learning values.

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As you identify specific ways in which awareness of moral as well as cultural values and beliefs are developed, besides parents, family members, coaches, and teachers, I also learned morals from my church and Sunday school classes. I was acquired moral ...

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