Heredity & Environment
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While studying the interrelationship between 'Heredity' and 'Environment' in child development, which of the following statements presents the most appropriate and scientific analysis in the context of the 'Interactional Approach' given by Anastasi and other developmental psychologists?
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Understanding Heredity and Environment
In the process of child development, heredity and environment are complementary and mutually interdependent.
- Heredity: Sets the potential boundaries (ceiling and floor limits) of an individual's capacities and abilities.
- Environment: Determines the extent to which the individual will develop within those predetermined biological boundaries.
Therefore, their joint interaction forms the true foundation of human development, as emphasized by the interactional approach.
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