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suggest a suitable title .The individual is as much a product of society as society is a product of the individuals; a vast

network of customs, manners, conventions, languages, and traditional ideals lies ready to

pounce upon every new-born child, mould it into the image of the people among whom it has

appeared. In general the role of the instinct has been exaggerated, and that of early training

underrated; the most powerful instincts, such as sex and pugnacity, have been considerably

modified and controlled by social training. We must unlearn our ideas about an unchangeable

human nature and an all – important environment. There is no knowable limit to change our growth.​

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