"A child is born like a blank slate and its later behaviour is shaped by experience." The statement was first made by

"A child is born like a blank slate and its later behaviour is shaped

1.	"A child is born like a blank slate and its later behaviour is shaped by experience." The statement was first made by
A.	John Locke
B.	Plato
C.	Rousseau
D.	Socrates
Answer» B. Plato

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