Nature and Nurture are classifications that basically separate innate behaviors from learned behaviors. For example, the innate behavior of a dog would be drinking milk for its mother. A learned behavior would be a dog being taught to fetch, sit, to basically follow human commands. A dog drinking milk from its mother is an example of innate behavior is because that is something that comes natural for survival to the dog. A dog being taught to follow human commands is an example of learned behavior because the dog wasn’t born able to just follow commands, it had to be taught by someone. As a result, nature once again is the focus on genetic explanations of behavior. Nurture’s simplest definition would be actions learned from
Nature and Nurture are classifications that basically separate innate behaviors from learned behaviors. For example, the innate behavior of a dog would be drinking milk for its mother. A learned behavior would be a dog being taught to fetch, sit, to basically follow human commands. A dog drinking milk from its mother is an example of innate behavior is because that is something that comes natural for survival to the dog. A dog being taught to follow human commands is an example of learned behavior because the dog wasn’t born able to just follow commands, it had to be taught by someone. As a result, nature once again is the focus on genetic explanations of behavior. Nurture’s simplest definition would be actions learned from