Nature Nurture Flashcards

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Nature

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Behaviour that’s seen to be a product of genetic or biological factors

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Nurture

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Behaviour is a product of environmental factors

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People who support nature are called

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Nativists

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People who support nurture are called

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Empiricists

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Name two nativist explanations

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Evolutionary and genetic

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Evolutionary explanations

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Based on the principe that a behaviour or characteristic that promotes survival and reproduction will be naturally selected

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Genetic explanation

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Explain behaviour in terms of genes hormones and Brian structure

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Name two nurture explanations

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Behaviourism and social learning theory

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Behaviourism explanation

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Behaviourists such as skinner believe all behaviour can be explained by experience alone

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Social learning theory explanation

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Less extreme than behaviourists did allow some biology but the important point was the way a person learns to express feelings is through environmental influences

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Who supports nature

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Bowlby

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Bowlbys nativist theory

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Views the bond between mam and infant as being an innate process that ensures survival. Attachment promotes close relationships which help successful reproduction. So attachment behaviours are naturally selected which can only be done through genetics

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Who supports nurture

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Bandits

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Banduras bobo does

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States that aggression is learned from observation and imitation less extreme than behaviourism allows some biology he acknowledges that the urge to act aggressively may be biological

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Interactionist

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Considering both nature and nurture they work together rather than opposition

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