The human body and brain grows as there is an occurrence of powerful epigenetic changes, which are biologically driven as well as socially guided, during the early childhood phase. Therefore, the options A and B hold true.
<h3>What is the significance of epigenetic changes?</h3>
The epigenetic changes can be referred to or considered as changes that occur in the body and brain of the person during the different stages of development.
The changes that take place in the body during the early years of their childhood are mostly biologically driven from the parents, and are guided by the atmosphere in the society of such individual.
Therefore, the options A and B hold true and state regarding the significance of epigenetic changes.
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A. biologically driven
B. socially guided
C. experience-expectant
D. experience-dependent
