In terms of personality development,Allport believed that
A)infants learn they have little control over their environment.
B)infants at birth have no concept of themselves as distinct from the environment.
C)the child's concept of "self" develops from the genetic blueprint.
D)infants know from birth that their body is different from other objects.

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Allport believed that infants at birth have no concept of themselves as distinct from the environment and that the concept of "self" gradually develops through experience and interaction with the environment. This idea is consistent with the theory of self-concept development proposed by other developmental psychologists like Erik Erikson and Jean Piaget.

In Terms of Personality Development,Allport Believed That