Genie is called the wild child because she was unable to advance through development like normal children. She was abused by her parents and locked up in a room where she was never spoken to and unable to play. She didn’t develop the ability to speak and acted as though she was quite younger than she truly was. What’s important about her is that psychologists took advantage of her situation to study whether older children would be able to learn language and how to speak past the crucial period (very early childhood - infancy). She never fully developed because she only began to receive normal social stimulus when she was an older child. She was never able to live on her own because she never developed into a fully functioning adult. Her development was halted by the abuse she suffered as a young child.
A gene that has been associated with a language disorder in humans and is quite different in apes is the FOXP2 gene.
<span>Industrialized agriculture. Because he plants them,takes care of them,manufacture them and sell them.
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Drive reduction theory is the idea that a phycological need creates an aroused state that drives the organism to reduce the need by doing the desired act. homeostasis is the physiological aim of drive reduction, homeostasis is the maintenance of a steady internal state. Incentives are positive or negative stimuli that lure or repel us from reducing drives. Optimal arousal theory says that some motivational behaviors actually increase arousal. last of all, Maslow's hierarchy of needs, a pyramid diagram showing our needs on each level, going from physiological to self transcendence.
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The correct answer is B. the hollow box within a violin.
This large, flat piece of wood found in a piano produces the sound when the piano is played, the same way the hollow box produces the sound coming from a violin. The two items have the same purpose, which is to provide the instrument with sound.
