The case of a young girl named Genie is the most carefully documented and well-studied instance of what happens to a child who does not experience adequate contact with other people during infancy and childhood. Genie was locked in a room alone for nearly 13 years and never developed language skills the way most children do. Obviously, this is a story in part of severe parental neglect, but it also provides insight into whether such abilities as language are innate. Fundamentally, this case about a feral child is about whether?
a. the physical or the social environment has a larger impact on culture.
b. biology or socialization shapes human behavior.
c. parents or peer groups influence children's behavior.
d. physical or cognitive traits influence socialization.