External influences on development such as social support are said to constitute our
A) genome.
B) epigenetic marks.
C) environment.
D) temperament.

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The term "environment" generally refers to the external influences on development, including but not limited to social support, nutrition, socioeconomic status, cultural values, and other factors that impact our growth and development. While genetics and temperament may also play a role, they are not typically considered external influences on development. Epigenetic marks, on the other hand, can be influenced by both genetic and environmental factors, but they are not the same as the external environment itself.

External Influences on Development Such as Social Support Are Said