The debate of Nature versus Nurture has been going on for centuries. Mostly because there is no actual proof that either one specifically contributes to human behavior. There is proof of both sides affecting how human’s become who they are. Everyone always likes to take a side on what they best believe contributes. ` Nature is the belief that human’s are who you are based on your DNA. Human DNA is responsible for how human’s look and is believed to be contribute to human behavior. Nurture is based on how you were raised. Human’s learn everything from their parents from the day they are born. The biggest problem the society wants to solve today is how we are who we are. Both nature and nurture play a role in the type of person human’s will become.
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“ The nature versus nurture debate is about which part of a person is more important- their inherited qualities, which includes genes, or their personal experiences on the way they were brought up.” ( common lit staff ) All people are brought up in different families that influence how we all turn out. However, genes may determine how a person becomes who they are. “ one example of a person’s trait that is completely determined by their environment is native language.” ( common lit staff) This is an example of nurture, a person who grow’s up with parents who speak Spanish grows up speaking Spanish. A parent teaching their kid how to speak or how to eat is an example of nurture. Nurture is one of the most common to side with because people believe parents make a human who they are. Parent’s teach you everything if people up grow without parents they will turn out different than …show more content…
No one can actually prove that a person is good or bad based on nature or nurture. People have different experiences that make them who they are. They also have different DNA than everyone else. This debate will be continuous so pick. your side and stick with it. “ Some people criticize the whole concept of ‘nature versus nurture.’ They claim that it is an overly simple way to think about a person’s identity. Perhaps the answer is not as simple. Are there other factors beyond genes and environment that make us who we are?” ( common lit staff) This quote gives a better picture of how broad the debate is the truth is no one really knows what contributes to the human behavior. There are many factors and each one of them are different. Starting from the time we are born we began our journey of who we will become. We are made by our DNA and genetics but formed into the human’s we become by experiences. There is no specific answer to the debate of nature versus nurture that contributes to human
“ The nature versus nurture debate is about which part of a person is more important- their inherited qualities, which includes genes, or their personal experiences on the way they were brought up.” ( common lit staff ) All people are brought up in different families that influence how we all turn out. However, genes may determine how a person becomes who they are. “ one example of a person’s trait that is completely determined by their environment is native language.” ( common lit staff) This is an example of nurture, a person who grow’s up with parents who speak Spanish grows up speaking Spanish. A parent teaching their kid how to speak or how to eat is an example of nurture. Nurture is one of the most common to side with because people believe parents make a human who they are. Parent’s teach you everything if people up grow without parents they will turn out different than …show more content…
No one can actually prove that a person is good or bad based on nature or nurture. People have different experiences that make them who they are. They also have different DNA than everyone else. This debate will be continuous so pick. your side and stick with it. “ Some people criticize the whole concept of ‘nature versus nurture.’ They claim that it is an overly simple way to think about a person’s identity. Perhaps the answer is not as simple. Are there other factors beyond genes and environment that make us who we are?” ( common lit staff) This quote gives a better picture of how broad the debate is the truth is no one really knows what contributes to the human behavior. There are many factors and each one of them are different. Starting from the time we are born we began our journey of who we will become. We are made by our DNA and genetics but formed into the human’s we become by experiences. There is no specific answer to the debate of nature versus nurture that contributes to human