Taken Together, Studies of Both Monkeys and Human Beings Suggest

Taken together, studies of both monkeys and human beings suggest that

A) peer contact is the key to normal social development
B) individuals raised exclusively with peers are generally antisocial, even toward their peer companions
C) peers promote the development of competent and adaptive patterns of social behavior
D) good parenting can compensate for a child's (or a monkey's) lack of contact with peers