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Chapter 17 Summary of Conclusions
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Released on: 06/12/2017
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Contents
Chapter 1 Preliminary Observations
Chapter 2 Order of Reference and Procedure Followed
Chapter 3 Narrative
Chapter 4 Has Juvenile Immorality Increased
Chapter 5 A Change of Pattern In Sexual Misbehaviour
Chapter 6 Searching for the Cause
Chapter 7 Some Visual and Auditory Influences
Chapter 8 The School
Chapter 9 Community Influences
Chapter 10 The Home Environment
Chapter 11 Information on Sex Matters
Chapter 12 The Influence of Religion on Morality
Chapter 13 The Family, Religion, and Morality
Chapter 14 Changing Times and Concepts
Chapter 15 The Law and Morality
Chapter 16 Child Welfare in New Zealand
Chapter 17 Summary of Conclusions
Chapter 18 Recommendations
Chapter 19 Appreciation
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