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behavior
Human development
Human behavior
Interpersonal relationships
Love
Psychoanalysis
Attachment theory
Evolutionary biology
Dave Pelzer
Pelzer
A Child Called "It"
Personal life

One Child?s Courage to Survive. By David Pelzer A Child Called It Justine Oliver Period 2 GLOSSARY Timorous- Showing fear or hesitancy Comatose-In a very tired or drunken state Ravenous-Extremely hungry Hackneyed-Ordinary and Unimaginative Exultant-Extremely happy, joyful, or triumphant Perturbed-To disturb and trouble somebody Iniquity-A grossly immoral act Illimitable-Having no limits or bounds Tenuous-Thin and fine, and therefore easily broken Absconding-To escape from a place of detention
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