Heredity & Environment
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In the context of the interaction of heredity and environment in the process of development, which historical perspective of Anne Anastasi clarifies how both factors complement each other?
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Understanding Heredity and Environment
Development is primarily the result of a complex interaction between genetic makeup and environmental factors.
- Anne Anastasi's View: According to psychologist Anne Anastasi, heredity provides potential limits to an individual, and the available environment determines up to what point the individual will reach within those limits.
- Conclusion: Therefore, Option A is the correct and standardized academic interpretation of this psychological principle.
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