Nature and Nurture
The brain's normal development hinges on both sensory and social inputs, emphasizing the importance of eye contact, touch, and emotional connection for infants. Different cultural approaches to child-rearing showcase the adaptability of human development, yet neglecting social interaction can lead to profound impairments. The ongoing construction of our internal models allows for learning and adaptation, even in changing environments like virtual reality or during a pandemic.In this clip
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