The brains of people and animals reared in richly stimulating environments differ from the brains of people reared in understimulating, neglectful, or abusive environments. This happens because

Multiple Choice

A. environmental forces work along with genetic forces to shape who we are.

B. who we are comes from inborn tendencies and genetically-based traits.

C. genetic forces have a role to play a minimal role in shaping who we are.

D. who we are essentially comes from our innate biology.

Question

Social Studies

Leilani Peters

30 June, 14:29

The brains of people and animals reared in richly stimulating environments differ from the brains of people reared in understimulating, neglectful, or abusive environments. This happens because

Multiple Choice

A. environmental forces work along with genetic forces to shape who we are.

B. who we are comes from inborn tendencies and genetically-based traits.

C. genetic forces have a role to play a minimal role in shaping who we are.

D. who we are essentially comes from our innate biology.

+4

Answers (1)

Know the Answer?

Micah Moran · Answer 1

A. environmental forces work along with genetic forces to shape who we are.

Explanation:

The brains of people and animals reared in richly stimulating environments differ from the brains of people reared in understimulating, neglectful, or abusive environments. This happens because environmental forces work along with genetic forces to shape who we are.