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Which of the following have we learned from studying feral children, or those who have received little or no interaction/socialization? All of these are correct Socialization is not important until we have learned to talk. If we are not socialized when we are young, we are unlikely to ever fully "catch up" when we are older. Socialization is not important until we are six years old, when we develop an I.

          Which of the following have we learned from studying feral children, or those who have
received little or no interaction/socialization?
All of these are correct
Socialization is not important until we have learned to talk.
If we are not socialized when we are young, we are unlikely to ever fully "catch up" when we are
older.
Socialization is not important until we are six years old, when we develop an I.

Which of the following have we learned from studying feral children, or those who have
received little or no interaction/socialization?
All of these are correct
Socialization is not important until we have learned to talk.
If we are not socialized when we are young, we are unlikely to ever fully "catch up" when we are
older.
Socialization is not important until we are six years old, when we develop an I.

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Rosie M. Spielman 1st Edition

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11/30/2023

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Which of the following have we learned from studying feral children, or those who have received little or no interaction/socialization? All of these are correct Socialization is not important until we have learned to talk. If we are not socialized when we are young, we are unlikely to ever fully "catch up" when we are older. Socialization is not important until we are six years old, when we develop an I.