Nature V Nurture Flashcards

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Natavism

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All human characteristics are innate

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Who founded the natavistic stance?

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Rene Descartes

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Natavism e.g.

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Genetic explanation for Sz
Genes for offening

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4
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Heretibility

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degree to which something is inherited - displayed as a decimal

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Empiricism

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the mind is a tabula rasa and what we become is dependent of the environment and experience

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Who began the empiricist stance?

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John Locke

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Empirisism e.g.

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Freud’s idea of a weak superego leading to offending behaviour

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Lerner’s level of the environment

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the environement can operate at varying levels each which exert a different impact on individual

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Lerner’s Levels of Environment e.g.

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Environmental stressors for Sz = family dysfunction and cannabis

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Constructivism

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Nature creates nurture

Belskey & Rovine’s temperanment hypothesis
nature -> nurture -> behaviour

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Epigenetics

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Nurture creates nature

environment triggers genes + genetic changes which are passed onto child

Dias & ressier = rats feared a scent and passed on to offspring

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Diathesis stress model

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genetic potential for disroder -> trigger by environmenta; stressor -> disorder

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Diathesis stress e.g.

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Tienari’s adoption study + Caspi et al

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14
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Investigating NVN

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Family studies
+many ppts
-same environment as close relatives

Twin studies
+each other’s control
-never 100% concordance rate

Adoption studies
+closest to seperating N and N
-usually adopted into similiar environments

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15
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Impact of extreme empiricist stance

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Belief we can shape behaviour how we like e.g. conversion therapy

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16
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Impact of extreme natavistic stance

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eugenics

17
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Scarr and McCartney’s types of interaction

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passive
evocative
active

18
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Passive Interaction

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parents genes impact how they interact with their child

19
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Evocative Interaction

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Child’s genes impact their environment

20
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Active Interaction

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Child select wanted environment

21
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Active Interaction

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Child select wanted environment