NATURE VS NURTURE

Nature vs Nurture

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Nature Vs Nurture Debate

Introduction

Nature what does nature mean? It could mean a lot of things from humans to our own environment. According to research says that nature means that all people are born how they are suppose to like the quotes “some people are born criminals”. Nature could mean nurture in some ways such as if a person goes pro in a sport and their son or daughter becomes pro later in their adult hood. 

Nurture is a little different from nature being that it's all about how you are raised and how much attention you get from others around you.

Do we ever notice that that how siblings can be so different from each other?

I have seen that in tons of families - siblings with very differing levels of interest in material success or recognition or just plain achievement. Why? It must have something to do with birth order...or genetics. So if you are wired for achievement; unfortunately you have no choice but to do your best to achieve. If you decide to kick back, you may find yourself more anxious than when you engage in a crazily difficult challenge (Michael 2001).

So, we can say that nurture depends on the surroundings in which one is raised and brought up. Like if a baby gets no attention and the parents and others surrounding the baby do nothing but yell, that baby will most likely to become independent and could cause that baby to become and criminal or do something that you didn't expect that baby to do. Nurture is apart of our human body it's about what we see, touch, smell and more , those are things that will predict how you will turn out when you get older. Studies show that a baby that gets the love and care that they need are most likely to become a success in life. Nurture is taking care and teaching child things he or she will need to be successful in life.

There are a lot of theories out there about nature VS nurture and George Herbert Mead (Huttleworth 1985)came up with a theory about social behaviorism. Mead also says that “self “develops only as the individual interacts with others. This leads me to my next phase “agents of sociological”, there are four that are a little more important than others for example the family and this one could perhaps be the most important one of them all people say. The others are the school, the peer group and the mass media meaning “delivering impersonal communication to a vast audience”. Peer group is the people you hang out with can also make an impact on your life and how you turn out. The last one was the school and that could be seen in different kinds of ways but one that sticks out is race for example all the different cultures that you're in school with you. One of the ways you learn is seeing what ...