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A person's moral, religious, and ethical values would not be a key factor in determining what might evoke an aesthetic response to viewing a work of art. A. True B. False

A person's moral, religious, and ethical values would not be a key factor in determining what might evoke an aesthetic response to viewing a work of art. A. True B. False
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A person's moral, religious, and ethical values would not be a key factor in determining what might evoke an aesthetic response to viewing a work of art.

A. True
B. False

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