Cases of children raised in conditions of extreme social isolation show the
A) inadequacy of human biological equipment to produce a normal human personality in the absence of social interaction.
B) inadequacy of social interaction in overcoming biological limitations.
C) ability of rehabilitation to correct the effects of childhood deprivation after puberty.
D) tendency of parents to isolate illegitimate children.

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Cases of children raised in extreme social isolation highlight the critical role of social interaction in the development of a normal human personality, demonstrating that without it, even the inherent biological capabilities of humans are insufficient to ensure normal psychological and social development.

Cases of Children Raised in Conditions of Extreme Social Isolation