Studies of adopted children and their biological and adoptive families are often used to tease apart the contributions of nature and nurture. The basic premise of such research rests on an assumption that the biological mother only contributes to the nature side of a baby raised by someone else. Discuss the evidence that exists to challenge such a premise.

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The Answer of Studies of adopted children and their biological and adoptive families are often used to tease apart the contributions of nature and nurture. The basic premise of such research rests on an assumption that the biological mother only contributes to the nature side of a baby raised by someone else. Discuss the evidence that exists to challenge such a premise.

Studies of Adopted Children and Their Biological and Adoptive Families