Nature Vs Nuture

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Socialisation

The process by which individuals learn and adopt the values, norms, and behaviors of their culture, often through family, peers, and education.

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Bandura’s Bobo doll experiment

A study demonstrating observational learning where children imitated aggressive behaviors after being exposed to aggressive models.

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Feral children

Children who have grown up with minimal or no human contact, showing deficits in language and social skills, highlighting the importance of socialisation.

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Cultural differences

Variations in social norms across different societies, which shape and influence behavior.

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Mead’s study of Samoan vs. American adolescents

Research showing that Samoan adolescents transition to adulthood with less stress than American adolescents, attributed to differing cultural norms.

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Life experiences / trauma

Life events, particularly traumatic experiences, that shape personality and behavior throughout a person's life.

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Widom’s longitudinal study

Research demonstrating that childhood abuse or neglect significantly increases the risk of adult aggression and mental health issues.

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Genetic influences

The impact that heredity has on traits such as intelligence, aggression, and mental health.

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Gottesman twin studies

Research finding higher rates of schizophrenia in monozygotic twins compared to dizygotic twins, indicating a genetic component.

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Biological predispositions

Innate tendencies for certain behaviors that can be observed in individuals regardless of environmental influence.

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Chomsky’s theory of Universal Grammar

The theory that humans possess an innate capacity for language acquisition.

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Lorenz’s imprinting

A phenomenon where certain animals form attachments during a critical period immediately after birth.

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Physiological factors

Biological elements such as hormones and brain structures that influence behavior.

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Dabbs et al. study on testosterone

Research highlighting a correlation between higher testosterone levels and aggressive behavior in males.

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Amygdala activity and aggression

Research showing a link between amygdala function and aggressive behavior in violent offenders.

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Diathesis-stress model

A psychological model explaining disorders as the result of genetic predispositions interacting with environmental stressors.

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Twin studies

Research comparing traits in identical twins to show the influence of genetic and environmental factors.