Attempts at suicide are a. common in middle childhood. b. a result of generativity. c. a form of delinquency. d. more common in girls.

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Attempts at suicide are

a. common in middle childhood.
b. a result of generativity.
c. a form of delinquency.
d. more common in girls.

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Hi,

Attempts at suicide are

d. more common in girls

GenTech answered May 22, 2017

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