| Book Edition | 9th Edition |
| Author(s) | Rider, Sigelman |
| ISBN | 9781337100731 |
| Publisher | Cengage Learning |
| Subject | Psychology |
Biological influences (heredity and maturational forces) and environmental influences (culture, parenting styles, and learning experiences) are thought to contribute to development. Overall,
a. biological factors contribute far more than environmental factors.
b. biological factors contribute somewhat more than environmental factors.
c. biological and environmental factors are equally important.
d. environmental factors contribute somewhat more than biological factors.
e. environmental factors contribute far more than biological factors.
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