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Study of improvement of human race by pr...

Study of improvement of human race by providing idealn nature is
Or
Improvement of genetic characters and present day generation on the basis of best nultrition and training is called

A

Eugenics

B

Euphenics

C

Euthenics

D

None of these

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The correct Answer is:
C
Euthenics is defined as the science of improving the internal well being of a human by improving the external factor of their environment.
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