The Limits That One's Environment Places on the Effects of Heredity

question 181

Multiple Choice

The limits that one's environment places on the effects of heredity is referred to as the

• A)secular trend.
• B)maturation limit.
• C)zone of proximal development.
• D)reaction range.

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Definitions:

Contextual Reference

The process of relating information to its context, which includes the conditions or circumstances that are relevant to the information's purpose or understanding.

Biological Causality

The concept that biological factors can cause certain phenomena, including behaviors or diseases.

Nonfunctionality

The state or condition of not performing or being unable to perform a specified function or task.

French West Indies

A region in the Caribbean consisting of French overseas territories, renowned for its unique blend of French and Caribbean culture.