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    This case study involves a 13 year old girl‚ known as Marta‚ who is exceptionally advanced in athletic ability‚ in which her coach believes is because she has good genes. Genes can be a huge impact on why she has an outstanding athletic ability‚ although it is not the only influence (CITE). Genetics affect our strength‚ muscles‚ anaerobic threshold‚ lung capacity‚ and flexibility‚ in which all play role in our athletic ability. (CITE) For example‚ Usain Bolt‚ the worlds fastest sprinter. If you

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    by Carolyn Gregoire. We discussed this provoking new theory of Nature v. Nurture. Divergent‚ yet we are able to note the significant resemblance between the two. The discussion further engrossed my attention as i was able to apply this tantalizing new theory onto my personal story of the journey to reaching individual success. The idea of nature emphasizes that everyone is programmed genetically to have a certain life style. Nurture on the other hand‚ is far more complex. It is presupposed that

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    Are we a product of Nature or Nurture? Direct Selection: • One extreme favoured – current optimum for existing conditions • Environmental change produce new selection pressure - favours extreme condition • Change in condition = optimum sifts to favour new optimum • Some organism possess allele that favours new optimum • Over time selection -> pre dominate of organisms new optimum and therefore optimum shifts Stabilising Selection: • Occurs in all population where environment is stable

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    The argument of nature vs. nurture has been argued for thousands of years on whether someone’s future is determined by how they are raised or their DNA coding. As we read through Mary Shelley’s ‘Frankenstein’ we see the Creature being created and exploring life‚ he turns for the worse towards the middle of the novel and the problems keep piling up. The cruel treatment received from the world throughout the novel is what makes the Creature turn against society. In the beginning of the novel when

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    Nature is the influence of the inherited or acquired trait that comes by way of genetics; it is what is born into you by way of your genetic make-up. Likewise‚ Nurture is a trait that is acquired by way of environmental influences. Both are in conflict‚ therefore causing much controversy and many a debate throughout the study of psychology. Behaviorist John B. Watson believed that anything can be learned. But‚ if a child is born of a drug addict‚ is he genetically predisposed to become a drug addict

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    The way in which a person grows and develops is determined by how we are nurtured throughout our life. The article What Is Nature Versus Nurture by Kendra Cherry said “John Locke believed in what is known as Tabula Rasa‚ which suggests that the mind begins as a blank space.” In plain english this means that when we are born we have the potential to be anyone and it will be determined by our experiences. This means that our environment may turn us into a good samaritan or even an evil killer (couch

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    wrong or so the parent’s had thought. He had mistakenly burnt off the penis of one of the twin brothers while doing the procedure and that’s when Dr. Money’s ulterior motive had begun. Dr. Money had a purpose since he solely believed nurture was more significant than nature in his point of view when it was related to the gender roles. One of the twins who had the accidental surgery was born as Bruce Reimer then later became Brenda after the sex reassignment surgery

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    Deviance: Nature vs. Nurture Every society has developed their own rules and principles‚ and every society contains those who break away from these norms and expectations. These people are called deviants. All societies throughout history have had these deviants who refuse to follow the rules set up by the community in which they live. Deviance is necessary‚ to some degree‚ for societies to advance. Without deviance‚ human culture would stagnate. The causes of deviance‚ like many

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    Nature and nurture Developing psychology- the specialized study of how an individual’s physical‚ social‚ emotional‚ moral‚ and intellectual‚ development occur in sequential interrelated stages throughout the life cycle. Some psychologist believe that our behavior is a result or genetic or they were inherited Others believe that life experiences and learning are what cause certain behaviors Newborns Can see‚ hear‚ smell‚ and respond to their environment Grasping reflex- if you were to

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    apprehended only when viewed as a bipartite entity of culture and individuality‚ is both inaccurate and oblique. Scientifically‚ the nature vs. nurture conundrum does indeed indicate the influence that both identity and customs have on a person that is an appendage of a larger conglomerate. However‚ what it fails to bring across is the central facet of how nature and nurture work against each other and not in accord; the original thesis that this entire discussion bases itself on is the idea that human

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