The French philosopher, Jean-Jacques Rousseau, believed that children ______.
A) had natural inclinations that were unaffected by parenting practices and experiences
B) were sinful and that parents had the responsibility of correcting the problem
C) were born as a "blank slate" and should be guided carefully through experiences
D) had positive inclinations and needed little help from parents to develop naturally
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