Question

What did perry find in his study of children who were removed from neglectful home environments? the brain size of children who were removed from such environments after age five showed almost no increase. the children showed normal development of cognitive and social skills. the brain size of children who were removed from such environments after age four showed a rapid increase. the brain size of children who were removed from such environments at age one or two and placed in caring foster homes reduced dramatically?

Answer 1

In his study of children, Perry found that there is no increase in the size of the child's brain who was removed from neglectful environment at the age of five.

It is commonly due to the fact that a human brain develops most of its neural and cognitive systems at the age of five.

His study provides proofs that social and emotional development in early childhood development drives better educational, health, social and economic outcomes. Hence providing us the evidence that children who are taken out of such hopeless neglected environment at the age of five don't have noticeable changes in their brain growth. If they were removed before the age of five, there are chances of their strong mental growth.

Answer 2

The right answer is "The brain size of children who were removed from such environments after age five showed almost no increase". The human brain has its maximum neuronal development during the first 5 years of life, it is in these years that the higher cognitive functions are developed such as the understanding and reproduction of language, the development of memory and attention. Psychological processes necessary for adult life are also developed, for example, socialization and attachment.

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