The Effects of Poverty on Children's Socioemotional ...
which genetic potential for effective psychologi- cal functioning is realized. Second, the effective- ness of proximal processes is determined by the biopsychological characteristics of the indi- vidual, the immediate and distant environments in which the proximal processes occur, and the developmental outcome being examined.
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