The Heartbreaking Case of Genie

Social isolation is one of the most severe punishments known to man. But for innocent girls called elves, social loneliness is what she knows. Genie is a 13-year-old girl nicknamed her parents who had undergone serious abuse and neglect at Arcadia, California, home. Cause she does not move (Reynolds & Fletcher - Janzen, 2004) Child Welfare Authority in 1970 Los Angeles Most of her life is trapped in her room, before she discovers the devil, she is in the toilet or crib I was bound.

That girl was named Genie in her incident file to protect her identity and privacy. "The case name is a devil, this is not a human real name, but we think the spirit is the creatures of the bottle, or the spirit outside any influx of human society since childhood When we truly believe it, the new documentary explains with the secret of a wild child "in the 1997 movie called Susan Curtis, not a biological human child. "Before the devil's life she was totally deprived, most of her time can move her only hands and feet naked sitting in her toilet. Her father will strike if she hears her father, mother, and brothers hardly talk to her, her father rarely interacts with her.

Please explain the situation of Genie. What happened to her? Why is this case so important? In the early 20 months, the devil is a young girl kept in the back yard against the toilet's chair. This case is very important. She did not talk or communicate like an ordinary person when she found Genie. This case demonstrates how important babies and children are important in the development of the brain. Do scientists understand how their brains develop? Describe how this development is done. Development of the brain of an infant is affected by various factors such as nutrition, genetics, interaction with parents, physical activity and so on.