Scarr Argues That Development in the Early Years Is

question 91

Multiple Choice

Scarr argues that development in the early years is

• A) highly canalized with strong self-righting tendencies.
• B) not impacted at all by environmental factors.
• C) random and completely at the mercy of environmental factors.
• D) the product of the culture in which the child is raised.
• E) solely the result of genetic programming.

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