Why is Anna's experience sociologically significant?
A) Her case shows the effect of nurturance by non-humans.
B) Her case illustrates the viability of biological models of human behaviour.
C) Her case shows the effect of minimal human contact.
D) Her case points to the importance of body chemistry.
E) Her case shows that normal development is recoverable.
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