The therapeutic outcomes of intensive therapies undertaken with children who have been deprived of human interaction as babies and young children have revealed that:
A. those characteristics we identify as human develop fully regardless of the quality and quantity of human interaction; humans are completely ‘self-made’ individuals.
B. those characteristics that we identify as ‘human’, such as speech, walking upright, etc., are inborn (i.e.: genetically programmed).
C. while humans are born with potentials, those characteristics that we identify as ‘human’ develop through human interaction.
D. Both A and B.
C. while humans are born with potentials, those characteristics that we identify as ‘human’ develop through human interaction.
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