Neva believes that most people are mainly products of their environment. for example, if a child grows up in a warm, stimulating home, he or she will become a successful adult. if the same child grows up in poverty and experiences ineffective child-rearing, he or she will likely repeat those patterns in adulthood. is neva's belief correct?

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Valeria Lloyd

Social Studies

4 June, 13:24

Neva believes that most people are mainly products of their environment. for example, if a child grows up in a warm, stimulating home, he or she will become a successful adult. if the same child grows up in poverty and experiences ineffective child-rearing, he or she will likely repeat those patterns in adulthood. is neva's belief correct?

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Amira · Answer 1

Neva’s belief is incorrect. Although people are predisposed by the physical and psychosocial backgrounds in which they live, they also take a full of life role in determining who they turn out to be. It is not always based on the backgrounds on where they grew up.