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    Nature Vs Nurture Debate

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    Nature vs Nurture Jennifer Lail WGU Nature vs Nurture The debate on Nature vs Nurture is one of great controversy that has been studied for over 130 years. I would like to discuss and focus on the basic elements of the Nature vs Nurture controversy‚ this debate centers around the importance of a persons inherited qualities versus personal experience in determining a person’s differences in behavioral and physical traits. Nature refers to a person’s innate characteristics. Ones genetics are

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    Nature vs. Nurture 1 Nature vs. Nurture: Do We Have Control Over Our Destiny Or Is It Pre-determined For Us? Do we have control over our destiny or is it pre-determined for us? This age-old question‚ which has been pondered since the age of Socrates‚ continues to cause much debate today. Psychologist will favor one side or the other with much controversy on the issue. They have been trying to explain or excuse human behavior in order to have a deeper understanding for development. Many professions

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    The Nature versus Nurture argument is one both psychologists and sociologists have looked at and studied extensively to the degree that it has become one of the great debates in both fields of research. On one side Nature‚ the argument that it is the genes of the parents that shape a person behaviour‚ personality and even the persons well being to an extent‚ but the other argument is that is is Nurture not Nature that controls how a person turns out and that it is how you are brought up that will

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    Nature vs nurture the nature nurture argument has been around since 1869‚ it is a term in psychology related to weather nature which is our genes we inherit from our parents (DNA) or is it nurture- the environment where we live that most impact on psychological development. Do we behave the way we do because it is imprinted in our DNA or is it our environment reflecting on our behaviour. Some scientist argue on the nature side‚ that your characteristics and personality are purely based on your

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    Rasa Theory

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    RASA THEORY: Rasa is said to arise when the sthāyībhāva in the individual is awakened by his perception of the vibhāvas‚ anubhāvas‚ vyabhicāribhāvas‚ and sāttvic bhāvas.. Vibhāvas are the stimuli such as the story‚ the stage and the actors responsible for the awakening of the sthāyi‚ i.e. the latent sentiment in the spectator. The vibhāvas are of two kinds: ālambana vibhāva is the basic stimulus capable of arousing the sentiment‚ whereas uddipana vibhāva is the enhancing stimuli‚ the environment

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    THEORY OF RASA RASA (AESTHETICS) A rasa (Sanskrit: रस lit. ’juice ’ or ’essence ’) denotes an essential mental state and is the dominant emotional theme of a work of art or the primary feeling that is evoked in the person that views‚ reads or hears such a work. Although the concept of rasa is fundamental to many forms of Indian art including dance‚ music‚ musical theatre‚ cinema and literature‚ the treatment‚ interpretation‚ usage and actual performance of a particular rasa differs greatly

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    Tabula Rasa John Locke was a British Enlightenment despot and physician born on August 29‚ 1632. He made a huge impact on the Enlightenment‚ which lead to many democratic revolutions. His contributions were recorded in his series of books titled Essay Concerning Human Understanding. In Book I of the series he introduced a new theory that is referred to as “Tabula Rasa” (blank slate). This theory states that everyone is born without the innate tendency to do good or evil and is free of all instincts

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    Tabula Rasae Gender Roles

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    norms and stereotypes play a pivotal role in the way men and women are raised and perceived‚ not only by parental and family figures‚ but also by society as a whole. The English philosopher John Locke (1632 – 1704) believed that we are all born ‘Tabula Rasae’‚ a blank slate that is written on by the pen of experience.

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    Listening to Rasa Troup was a wonderful experience. I enjoyed how she detailed her vast experiences to solidify her authority in talking about sports nutrition. I thought it was interesting that she ran at the University of Minnesota‚ became there Women’s Cross Country and Track & Field’s dietician. Then in 2008 went to Beijing in the Women’s steeplechase for Lithuania. Now she is currently the one of the Viking’s dieticians and is a full time dietician at Viverant. According to Troup nutrition

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    John Locke

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    “Father of Classical Liberalism” wrote a work based on the human mind and learning methods entitled Some Thoughts Concerning Education. This work outlines Locke’s views on how the brain absorbs and remembers new ideas through a theory known as the “tabula rasa” or blank slate. This theory constitutes that humans are born with a blank mind and that as we are taught new concepts‚ they are inscribed into this blank slate and remain there until we pass on. According to Locke‚ the goal of education is not

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