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borishaifa [10]
3 years ago
6

Professor Marcos believes that evolution has created many remarkable capabilities that are present even in early infancy, partic

ularly in areas of special importance, such as understanding basic properties of physical objects, plants and animals, and other people. Based on these beliefs, Professor Marcos is likely a(n)____
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maw [93]3 years ago
4 0

Answer: <em>Nativist </em>

Explanation:

In discipline such as psychology, nativism tends to refer to the view or notion  that certain or particular abilities or skills are hard-wired or  native into brain at birth. This is further in contrast to the view of empiricism also known as the tabula rasa perspective, which refers to states that brain tends to have endowed with inborn skills for learning from its surroundings or environment .

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