Question

1. studies of isolated or feral children highlight the critical importance of: (1 point) a) early social interaction for developing human traits b) genetic factors in development c) the power of individual resilience d) the stability of personality over time 11. the most important agent of socialization, especially during childhood, is typically the: (1 point) a) peer group b) school c) mass media d) family

Explanation:

1. Studies of isolated or feral children show that early social interaction is crucial for developing human - like traits. Without proper social contact in the early stages of life, children may not develop normal language, social, and cognitive skills.
2. The family is typically considered the most important agent of socialization during childhood. It is the first environment where a child learns values, norms, language, and basic social skills.

Answer:

1. a) Early social interaction for developing human traits
2. d) Family