Heredity & Environment
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While analyzing the fundamental and scientific nature of the 'Interaction of Heredity and Environment' in the context of development, which of the following is the correct psychological implication of Woodworth's famous equation 'Development = (Heredity × Environment)'?
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The role of heredity and environment in child development is extremely crucial. According to Woodworth, development is neither solely the result of heredity nor solely of environment, but rather the product of their continuous interaction.
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