After Adopting the Concept of "Nature and Nurture" Galton Argued

question 19

Multiple Choice

After adopting the concept of "nature and nurture" Galton argued that

• A) in general nature is more important than nurture.
• B) the two factors are equal in importance.
• C) in general nurture is more important than nature.
• D) the two factors interact in such complex ways that it is impossible to separate their effects.

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