"Human development is fairly fixed." This statement is an example of which side of the nature/nurture debate?
A) The statement is an example of the nurture side of the debate.
B) The statement is an example of the nature side of the debate.
C) The statement is an example of neither the nurture nor the nature side of the debate.
D) The statement is an example of either the nurture or the nature side of the debate.
E) The statement is an example of both the nurture and the nature side of the debate.

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The statement suggests that human development is mostly determined by biological and genetic factors, which is the nature side of the nature/nurture debate. It implies that environmental and experiential factors have less influence on human development.

"Human Development Is Fairly Fixed