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What is the influence of culture on social mores and personal values? Explain. To what extent, if any, does cognitive dissonance affects our attitude, culture representations, and the application of a
What is the influence of culture on social mores and personal values? Explain. To what extent, if any, does cognitive dissonance affects our attitude, culture representations, and the application of a Christian worldview? Support your position. 350, APA format, 3 peer reviewn journal articles
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