A Predeterminist Is Someone Who Subscribes to the Doctrine of Predeterminism.A

question 20

Multiple Choice

A predeterminist is someone who subscribes to the doctrine of predeterminism.A predeterminist would be LEAST likely to believe in

• A) the efficacy of educational programs such as Head Start.
• B) the view that the maturation of neural mechanisms is critical in the development of intelligence.
• C) the importance of twin studies demonstrating remarkably similar intelligence test scores for twins reared apart.
• D) arguments favoring the nature side in any nature-nurture debate.

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