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Eduardo Rice

30 July, 07:16

Vivek and warren are working on an assignment for their marketing class. warren finishes his part of the assignment; vivek doesn't. vivek apologizes because he took an extra shift at work and didn't give the assignment the priority it needed. he promises warren he will stay home tonight and finish his work. what personality characteristic does this show?

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