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Which is not an example of a question to ask yourself as you reflect upon your completed autobiographical narrative? a. did i include enough references to other people in my narrative? b. how did writing the narrative affect my attitude toward the subject of the book? c. which part of the writing was most challenging for me? d. what challenges did i encounter as i wrote the narrative?

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