Taken Together, the Cases of Anna and Genie Provide Strong

Multiple Choice

Taken together, the cases of Anna and Genie provide strong evidence that:

A) social experience has a crucial role in forming personality.
B) there is a strong similarity between humans and primates in early development.
C) the effect of long-term social isolation can be overcome in a relatively short time.
D) the absence of the birth mother is more damaging than is general social isolation.
E) interacting with artificial "mothers" can prevent damaging consequences of isolation.