During a drought, Lynne noticed that all of her neighbors had stopped watering their lawns, even though there were no laws against it. Lynne was following a ________ norm when she let her lawn turn brown, too

________ were the subjects in Harlow's famous attachment studies

a. Pigeons b. Mats c. Monkeys d. Humans e. Cats

All of the following statements support the notion that nature and nurture work together except

a. all infants who inherit a gene for a disease develop that disease, regardless of differences in their nutrition and caregiving experience b. exposure to alcohol during the prenatal period can alter the normal course of the brain's development c. children's biological characteristics have an impact on the responses they elicit from parents and other caregivers d. infants who do not have adequate exposure to language have great difficulty acquiring language, even though they show initial signs of the ability to learn