Heredity & Environment
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With reference to human development, upon a micro-analytical study of historical and contemporary studies clarifying the relative importance of heredity and environment (such as Francis Galton's family studies, twin studies, and modern perspectives of epigenetics), which of the following statements most scientifically and logically explains the interrelationships and cumulative effects of these two factors?
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The interaction of both heredity and environment in human development is a complex process. Heredity determines the maximum potential limits of an individual's intellectual, physical, and emotional capacities, whereas the available environment (such as nutrition, education, socio-cultural opportunities) determines the extent to which the individual will develop their genetic potential.
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