Quote from an open-source psychology archive (in other words, not my personal thoughts):
"Adding to the complexity of the nature-nurture interaction, children’s genes lead to their eliciting different treatment from other people, which influences their cognitive development. For example, infants’ physical attractiveness and temperament are influenced considerably by their genetic inheritance, but it is also the case that parents provide more sensitive and affectionate care to easygoing [a.k.a NT] and attractive infants than to difficult [a.k.a aspie] and less attractive ones, which can contribute to the infants’ later cognitive development"
Source: https://nobaproject.com/modules/cognitive-development-in-childhood
"Adding to the complexity of the nature-nurture interaction, children’s genes lead to their eliciting different treatment from other people, which influences their cognitive development. For example, infants’ physical attractiveness and temperament are influenced considerably by their genetic inheritance, but it is also the case that parents provide more sensitive and affectionate care to easygoing [a.k.a NT] and attractive infants than to difficult [a.k.a aspie] and less attractive ones, which can contribute to the infants’ later cognitive development"
Source: https://nobaproject.com/modules/cognitive-development-in-childhood
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