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John Locke (1632–1704) considered children to be “blank slates” with no specific characteristics or traits.
In his view, children were entirely shaped by experience. With this view in mind, construct an argument for Locke’s stance in the nature-versus- nurture debate.
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Child Development: A Topical Approach

Child Development: A Topical Approach


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Your answer makes a lot more sense. I appreciate your insight.
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