re, by that time, they have been exposed to the learning environment.
             Malson's narrative also raises important questions with regard to the 'physical self'. In other words, a child may be born physically healthy, but if then he or she is raised in poverty, this poverty may effect their physical well-being. Other examples are: poor diet, minimal education and lack of social interaction with others. All of these aspects may have a seriously negative affect on the child. Other possible questions may arise from the narrative and its sociological spheres. These include education, housing, race, crime and media influence, to name but a few. These questions will be answered in greater detail in question c.
             b) Why are feral children of such interest to social scientists? (5 marks)
             Social scientists have studied feral or wild children for many years. The most important and most interesting factor about such children comes directly from their bleak past. They have had little or no form of social contact and interaction with other people, and indeed, from so
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