Nature Versus Nurture One of the most common asked questions in the realm of psychology is the question of nature versus nurture for the developmental stage(s) of adolescents. There are many debates on whether nature or nurture is more important in the life an adolescent. Of course these questions are quite necessary, but they are also highly arguable. There are people who believe that nature is better than nurture and vice versa, but there are also people who believe both nature and nurture are really high on their chart. Naturally, everybody 's answer will be different because no two people live the same life and/or feel the same feelings, but for every person the question still remains was it nature, nurture, or both?
Personally I never …show more content…
To the people of Faith a generational curse will be passed down to the third and fourth generations (New International Version, Nu 14:18). Theoretically that means God will punish me for my mother and father’s sins and the sins of their parents, despite the fact that I don’t know my father, and that is nature, right? Yes, because “Nature refers to biological or hereditary information...” (Infant Toddler Development). And according to the Holy Bible, generational curses are in the bloodlines of a person. So even if a person does not know his/her mother/father he/she can still get a generational curse, which is …show more content…
Both nature and nurture have evoked feelings and left permanent marks on my life. Nature is what a person is born with i.e. genetics and generational curses, of course no person can dictate which specific gene or genetic curse he/she gets, and are inevitably stuck with these traits therefore nature is a large part of the developmental stage(s). Nurture is reacting to your environment, and I have been forced to do that. Reacting with the environment that has been created in my house(s), school, social media, church, etc… Each place I go, each person I meet is a new environment that I have to react with. This as stated in the paragraphs above is why I was (am being) raised with both nature and nurture
Personally I never …show more content…
To the people of Faith a generational curse will be passed down to the third and fourth generations (New International Version, Nu 14:18). Theoretically that means God will punish me for my mother and father’s sins and the sins of their parents, despite the fact that I don’t know my father, and that is nature, right? Yes, because “Nature refers to biological or hereditary information...” (Infant Toddler Development). And according to the Holy Bible, generational curses are in the bloodlines of a person. So even if a person does not know his/her mother/father he/she can still get a generational curse, which is …show more content…
Both nature and nurture have evoked feelings and left permanent marks on my life. Nature is what a person is born with i.e. genetics and generational curses, of course no person can dictate which specific gene or genetic curse he/she gets, and are inevitably stuck with these traits therefore nature is a large part of the developmental stage(s). Nurture is reacting to your environment, and I have been forced to do that. Reacting with the environment that has been created in my house(s), school, social media, church, etc… Each place I go, each person I meet is a new environment that I have to react with. This as stated in the paragraphs above is why I was (am being) raised with both nature and nurture