According to the psychologist Kendra, Nurture “refers to all the environmental variables that impact who we are, including our early childhood experiences, how we were raised, our social relationships, and our surrounding culture”. In fact, the environment is an important factor in human life that encourages as well as discourages social interaction. It can also impact how much stress or discomfort people feel while facing some situation. Both Kids and adult interact with people the way they do with them, so the individual (both gender) who grew up in a violent environment, ends up to react …show more content…
humans always face inequalities through each of the previous classification. In most situations, the question of nature against nurture is often asked. I have also noticed that some characteristics are linked to environmental influences as well as the individual’s genetics. I do believe that the nature influences our behavior more than anything. Most of the time, our good or bad behavior are due to heredity and affect the new born during his life time. While growing up, he might not know, neither understand all his reaction and behavior when facing some situations because there may not be voluntary but more genetical. A person behavior can be linked to the influences that other have on him like parenting styles or parents’ life style and that can lead him to make his own experiences. So, while observing people around him, kids as an example may learn how to behave properly with decency. He can learn things such as greeting people, learn to say “please” and “thank you” when another child might learn to behave aggressively by observing and recording how other children older than him engage in violent behavior at the playground. Henslin cited that “Researcher find that not only do higher levels of testosterone lead to higher dominance but the reverse is also true: Dominance behavior, such as winning a game, also produces higher levels of testosterone”. I think