Scarr's Principal Concern Is How Children Become Functioning Members of Their

Multiple Choice

Scarr's principal concern is how children become functioning members of their species, whereas her critics emphasize

A) that active genotype ? environment effects cause children to seek environments consistent with their temperaments.
B) that children in all parts of the world become productive members of their societies despite substantial differences in child-rearing practices
C) similarities between children in a culture.
D) individual differences among children within a culture.