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makkiz [27]
3 years ago
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Suppose that a child who was born a biological female were raised as boy (given a male name, dressed in male clothes, etc.). Bas

ed on similar cases that have occurred in the past, it would be reasonable to expect that the child would ____.a. grow up to be a "normal" man.b. feel and act "different" from childhood on.c. feel and act "different" starting in early adulthood.d. feel and act "different" in childhood, but ultimately grow up to be a "normal" man.
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enyata [817]3 years ago
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Answer:

b. feel and act "different" from childhood on.                            

Explanation:

Nurture plays an important role in the development of a child. The environment in which a child is being placed tends to determine the nature and habit of the child. Also, a child develops a great part of hir or her personality in childhood only.

Since, the child who was born as a biological female and was raised as a male tends to behave like a boy because the girl is being given a male name, dressed up as a male etc. These things will have a great impact on the girl's life as the people around the child will treat her that way.

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