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    The themes of nature vs nurture in Frankenstein “ Abhorred monster! fiend that thou art! the tortures of hell are too mild of vengeance for thy crimes” ( Shelley 94). It is significant to the story as it is constantly referred to as a monster. Because of this, the creature always gets hated for its looks and therefore has a hard time surviving in an environment full of people. Mary Shelley’s novel Frankenstein tells the story of a misunderstood creature who gets judged for his appearance…

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    Nature ,the ability to learn from hereditary. Nurture, the ability to learn from the environment. These two ways of Learning have been in debate for hundreds of years. The question is, are we products of nature or nurture. Do we as humans learn from being taught or do we learn from what we inherited ? This question can be answered in many ways starting with how this argument began. In the article "The nature versus nurture debate or controversy" , it spoke of a French philosopher named…

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    There are countless on-going debates about the subject nature versus nurture; do genes cause our behaviour; or is it shaped by environmental factors. When considering eating disorders like anorexia and bulimia, the balance between nature and nurture is what can cause these problems. An eating disorder associates a person’s eating behaviors; attitudes towards weight, food, and the way an individual views their body shape; and many other psychological aspects. (Benblatt, 2015) It is usually an…

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    Nature vs nurture. That’s the question. And it’s one of the oldest questions asked and debated by psychologist today. Which is more powerful? Your genetics or the environment you grew up in. The makeup of your DNA, or the morals your parents drilled into you since birth? This is a question that I myself cannot answer. I am not completely sure how I feel on the topic. Since learning that this would be the topic of our research paper I have had extensive conversations with several of the brilliant…

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    NATURE V/S NURTURE DEBATE OF INTELLIGENCE Intelligence is a yardstick that people seem to be judged by these days. We use words like 'intelligence ' and 'retarded ' in our day-to-day life. But what exactly is intelligence? According to Vandenberg and Steven G. (1996)"Intelligence is a multifacetted, progressively evolving, adaptive activity which undergoes constant reorganization leading to qualitative changes, during the lifetime of the individual. It is developed in unity with the ca pacity…

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    twins (fraternal twins) were more likely to have similar rates of crime even when separated at birth with different adoptive families (Tibbetts, 2012, p.87-90). I found this very interesting, I knew that nature and nurture both played roles but I always though nurture had more of an influence than nature. As far as chromosomal research they found that those who produced more male hormone (testosterone) were more likely to commit crime, while those who produce more female hormone (estrogen) were…

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    and evaluations, eventually agreed that “Wuornos suffered from borderline personality disorder at the time of her crime, resulting in extreme mental or emotional disturbance” (The Case of Aileen Wuornos). This again leads to the question of whether nature or…

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    The nature-nurture issue is a longstanding debate on whether inborn genetics (nature) or life experience (nurture) affects a person’s traits and behaviors (Meyers, 2014). As we explored earlier male and female hormones play affect the hypothalamus in the brain. When examining a patient, their biological gender (nature) may influence the nature aspect of the patient’s behavior. For example, the female stereotypical behaviors…

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    The State of Nature is a concept that has been discussed by social contract theorists for many years. Both John Locke and Thomas Hobbes completed competing versions in their writings, Two Treatises of Government and Leviathan. While each differs substantially, both theorists were looking to understand and justify human nature. It is my argument that Hobbes depiction of the state of nature is more accurate because it takes into account a human beings are, at their core, selfish creatures. This…

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    Human nature Nature versus nurture Psychologist have different views in term of the debates between human was shaped by nature or nurture. The question whether genes or environment most dominant in shaping human behavior. What is the cause of the difference in human behavior? Why humans are different in behavior? These are question s that always asked by human as general and specifically by psychologist and philosophers. Nature-nurture problem was an old issue also known as with different names…

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