The Conclusion from the Study of Anna and Other Cases

question 65

Multiple Choice

The conclusion from the study of Anna and other cases of isolated children is that

• A) deprivation of social interaction during one's formative years denies the individual his humanness.
• B) humanness is an instinctive condition that will eventually appear in all people.
• C) becoming human is a matter of genetic inheritance and biological heritage.
• D) anatomy determines one's future.

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