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The Ability to Make Sense of What We See Is

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The ability to make sense of what we see is dependent on:


A) Nature and nurture/environment combined
B) Nature not nurture/environment
C) Nature i.e. genes alone
D) Environment/nurture, e.g. culture
E) Genes and culture

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