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In the "talking with little girls" reading, lisa bloom writes about group of answer choices
1. how important it is to compliment a little girlâs appearance.
2. how we should consider sending messages to little girls that we value their brains .
3. how saying "how cute you are" to a little girl when you first see her teaches her that looks are more important than anything.
4. both b and c.
5. all of the above.
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