Nature or Nurture?

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It depends on what we're discussing and the situation.

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It depends on the subject in hand

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If we're talking about humans, there's a lot of research that supports the claim that both nature and nurture contribute to how a person will turn out later in life.

Twin studies are the best examples when looking to see the affects of nature and nurture.

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I think there are certain physical limitations that are set when you're born, just from how your brain is wired. Everybody has different learning preferences for example, some need to see it, hear it, do it. Public school is largely built around hearing it (lectures) so if you need to see it or do it, you have to learn on your own time to not get left behind, and some may not have the time, support or motivation. Then the rest of your knowledge and personality will be formed by the people and environment around you. Was education available or unavailable, was it good, or not? Were there people who encouraged you, or discouraged? Community and society also have an impact. The media, stereotypes, etc.

Nature or Nurture?

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