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does nature or nurture shape us? isn't it just both?
But from what I know, both sides nature and nurture have good points...
but IS there a problem with making a conclusion to that debate saying it's merely both?
JimmyRay said:Interaction... can you give me an example? and explain how it differs from saying "both" ?
JimmyRay said:what if you go back to when the time the first cell was made? Isnt that all environment?
JimmyRay said:but why was there a prokaryotic cell to begin with?
The nature vs nurture debate is a long-standing argument about the relative influence of genetics and environment on human development and behavior. It asks whether our traits and characteristics are primarily determined by our genes (nature) or shaped by our environment and experiences (nurture).
The answer to this question is complex and still debated. Some studies suggest that genetics play a larger role in certain traits, such as intelligence, while others show that environmental factors, such as parenting and education, have a greater influence. However, most experts agree that both nature and nurture work together to shape human development.
No, it is nearly impossible to completely isolate the effects of nature and nurture. Our genes and environment are constantly interacting and influencing each other, making it difficult to determine which one has a greater impact on our development. Additionally, many traits and behaviors are influenced by both nature and nurture, making it difficult to attribute them solely to one factor.
The nature vs nurture debate has a significant impact on our understanding of human behavior. It highlights the complexity of human development and the fact that there is no simple answer to why we behave the way we do. It also emphasizes the importance of considering both genetic and environmental factors when trying to understand human behavior.
No, nature and nurture cannot be studied separately. In order to fully understand the influence of genetics and environment on human development, they must be studied together. Researchers use various methods, such as twin studies and adoption studies, to examine the interplay between nature and nurture and how they shape human behavior and development.