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summary notes on nature and nurture debate in a level psychology, covering the 4 foundations : social, cognitive, biological and learning approaches in which nature and nurture is discussed. provides ao1 for essay material to cover assessment requirements. summarised from d website

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NATURE/NURTURE DEBATE

ARE WE "BORN THIS WAY"?

Issues and debates
Nature (automatic)

Internal causes innate from birth and unchangeable

Nativists

maturation plays a role: some natural characteristics may only appear after a
person has matured

basis for behaviour must be present internally for it to emerge after
maturation

Nurture

external factors

- Upbringing
- Education
- social pressure
- Culture
- conditioning

Nurturists

, 2

external stimulation =bhv

human beings "tabula rasa", a 'blank slate' onto which experiences drawn

often it is not so much the kind of person a human is as the
kind of situation in which he/she finds themselves that
determines how they will act (Milgram-1974)

both SCIENTIFIC approaches, but connection Nature perspective and
Biological Psychology strengthens its claim to be based on "scientific facts"

A predisposition is a built-in tendency

INTERACTIONIST

Affect each other

from Nature, but don't make difference until in an appropriate environment
(Nurture

But can be 'overwritten' by habit, education or experience

DETERMINISM - the belief no free will

BIOLOGICAL DETERMINISM:

Nature =everything we do mapped out from birth by innate characteristics
( genes)

case studies of identical twins that were separated as babies but grew up to
lead strikingly similar lives

Nu: everything we do is shaped by our environment which we are powerless
to resist

Eg. poverty, broken homes and poor education

Neither accepts that people make free-willed decisions of their own

We may not view it this way: decisions feel like they are our own, freely made,
not determined in advance by biology or society

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