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Her central motivation is protecting her children’s physical and emotional survival."},{"text":"Her children’s political fame and recognition.","correct":false,"explanation":"Mavis initially fears public political involvement rather than seeking recognition for her family. She is primarily motivated by safeguarding her children’s physical and emotional survival."},{"text":"Her children’s independence from family life.","correct":false,"explanation":"Mavis does not chiefly seek separation or independence for her children. 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Mavis: cautious and realistic.
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Mavis: cautious and realistic.
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Mavis: impulsive and idealistic.
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Mavis: careless and unrealistic.
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Mavis: ambitious and reckless.
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