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Why is social behavior difficult to change

A．One's behavior is inborn so that nothing can be done about it.
B．One's behavior is instinctive so that he/she can't act differently.
C．One's behavior is taught from childhood so that it is fixed as normal in his/her childhood.
D．If one never changes his/her geographical dwelling, his/her social behavior can never be changed.
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From the definitions of the three points of view, according to the passage, we can infer that ______.
A．conditioned relations are acquired
B．relations to the organic and inorganic outer world are instinctive
C．relations among members of the same social group are learned
D．all of the above
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Our social behavior is ______.
A．more based on learned reactions than natural tendency
B．more inherently determined than early impressed
C．more spontaneous than inborn
D．more based on inherent than constitutional behavior
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