Nature Vs Nurture Flashcards
What view is nature ?
Biological view
What is nature (biological view )
People born with the natural desire or uncontrollable instinct and features that is with being biologically human
Examples of nature (biological view )
- when women cuddle babies it’s part of their maternal instinct
- when men rape women is part of their uncontrollable sexual desire
What view is nurture ?
Sociological view
What is nurture (sociological view ) ?
People behavior is socially learnt. Desires , attitudes and patterns of behaviour is different based on societies. Human behavior is learnt by socialisation
Examples of nurture (sociological view )
- Gender differences of men being aggressive and women being emotional
- language is socially created if babies are spoken to cannot speak language
What are the four ways to research debate of nature vs nurture ?
- Twin studies
- Studies of feral children
- Experiment
- Cross-cultural studies
What are the studies for the twin studies ?
- Oskar and Jack
- Jim and Jim
What was found by Thomas Bouchard and the twin study of Jack and Oskar ? Similarities and differences?
- Oskar was raised by grandmother in Germany in catholic faith and Jack was raised in the Caribbean by father in Jewish Faith but when they met they had wore the exact same suit, had same similar jokes , favourite food , mannerism, choice in clothes but different political views
What did Thomas Bouchard find in twin study for Jim and Jim?
Jim and Jim were raised apart but when they met had the same tension headaches, nail biting, drove the same car and had same brand of cigarettes
What are the studies for the studies for feral children?
- Isabel the chicken girl
- Kamala and Amala - wolf children
- genie
What is a feral child ?
Child without human contact or no experience of human care
What is the Isabel the chicken girl for feral children about ?
Isabel was found in Portugal at 10 and was left since she was born in a chicken coop. She could not speak , not toilet trained , malformed due to malnutrition and expressed emotion by beating her arms like hens
What does Kamala and amala : wolf children study for feral children say ?
Two girls lived with wolves in India. Who were lost in jungle. They howled , walked on all fours, ate directly from a bowl just like wolves
What happened to genie according to feral children
She was shut in her room with no human contact and strapped to potty chair with no interaction with humans for 10 years due to her father saying he was protecting her as she was disabled. She eventually did learn to communicate but no fluently to damage from lack of care so no socialisation could help her for her isolation