The Relative Contributions of Nature and Nurture Continue to Be

question 10

Multiple Choice

The relative contributions of nature and nurture continue to be an issue in most areas of psychological inquiry. In regard to language acquisition we can say that:

• A) nurture is most important since the language you learn is entirely a function of culture
• B) nature is everything since everyone learns a language
• C) the human brain is innately prepared for acquiring words and forming sentences
• D) the human brain is a blank slate in regard to vocabulary but comes with an innate understanding of grammar

Appreciate the significance of sustainable water supply and quality management techniques.

Identify sources of water contamination and understand their health impacts.

Grasp the concept of eutrophication and its ecological consequences.

Assess the environmental footprint of bottled water production and consumption.

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