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CTET Practice Test: Child Development and Pedagogy - Child Crime, Causes and Types
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CTET Practice Test: Child Development and Pedagogy - Child Crime, Causes and Types
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1. A child who behaves against social rules and laws is called-
2. Who are the criminal boys?
3. IPC means:
4. Who are the criminal boys?

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