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I agree with the view points of Dr. Jo Paoletti. I feel as though the idea that the color pink is for girls and the color blue is for boys is a social norm. That's just the way we were raised. Society feels that its okay for girls to wear blue because why wouldn't girls want to be boys, but when boys wear the color pink, its the end of the world. Girls want to be boys because "Boys are better than girls". I do not agree with that statement, but I agree with the idea of the colors.

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I do not agree with the point of view of one or the other. I believe they all have such extreme views on whether it is nature vs. nurture that causes people to gravitate to make one decision over another. There are biological differences that cause people to make different choices but I also believe it is the environment that they grow up in as well.

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I agree with Lise in the sense that her believes holds true to the society we live in. The believe that social norms are what shape children is true to me.

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I personally agree most with the final video. She took into account that biology has some influence, but overall environment plays a very important role. I believe the way you are brought up and your surrounding environment helps to mold identity and interests.

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I agree more with Dr. Lise because I believe that gender identity is learned through the environments children are surrounded with. 

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I agree more with Dr. Lise because I believe that gender identity is learned through the environments children are surrounded with. 

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I agree with the last person's viewpoint on how she said that the hormones play a role but they are not the sole reason a person is more interested in one thing over the other but they are more of a nudge in a certain direction and that particular direction can be embraced or they can be discouraged depending on the environment in which the individual is raised.

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I agree with the last person's viewpoint on how she said that the hormones play a role but they are not the sole reason a person is more interested in one thing over the other but they are more of a nudge in a certain direction and that particular direction can be embraced or they can be discouraged depending on the environment in which the individual is raised.

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I liked what Paoletti and Eliot had said. They both provided valid points and had evidence for those who would refute. I feel that nurture definitely has an effect on gender roles and is constantly changing in society.

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There is not one specific viewpoint that I completely agree with. While there are biological differences between men and women, I think your experiences and the environment you grow up in shape who you are as a person. I think it is important to distinguish between your biological gender and the types of things you enjoy doing.

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I agree with both Paoletti and Eliot because they both seem to go off of each other. They both agree that "gendered" items were created by the people and not a brain chemical. Yes, there are biological and physical differences in male and females (body parts, organs, body chemicals), but ultimately the behavior of someone relies on their experiences.

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I personally agree with Dr. Eliot’s point of view in that gender identity is socially learned. Meaning the large influencer is nurture.

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I believe gender is mostly learned socially, like Dr. Eliot explained. Boys and girls brains are the same, but we are taught early on that girls should play with dolls and boys should play with trucks. I also agreed with Dr. Paoletti's view that it is acceptable to wear blue as a girl, but not acceptable to wear pink as a boy "because it goes back to the idea that it is better to be a boy than a girl".

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I think that the people around children have a huge influence on how they feel about themselves. 

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I think that the people around children have a huge influence on how they feel about themselves. 

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Nurture. I believe that our personal experiences shape us into who we are as individuals. Exposure to certain things, especially at a young age, is crucial in terms of molding how we think and act widifferent experiences.

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I personally agreed more with the women that favored the nurture argument. I believe the way you are raised, the environment you are surrounded by, and the social relationships you have strongly affect your gender identity more than the biological aspect. 

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I personally agreed more with the women that favored the nurture argument. I believe the way you are raised, the environment you are surrounded by, and the social relationships you have strongly affect your gender identity more than the biological aspect. 

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Nurture I believe influences the most, as Nature stops at our physiological characteristics. Debra was hypocritical and did not acknowledge her counter, automatically deeming her argument weak. The amount of testosterone makes you more aggressive rather than more “male”. Testosterone is being labeled as male because it is typical and a hormonal attribute of males, but both sexes have testosterone in their body, just in very divergent amounts. So Debra saying she was more male was dumb. She’s just more aggressive if anything. The other women had actual research to cite, Debra just talked about biology which is valid but limited.

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The point that I agree with more than the others is with Dr. Lise Eliot when she said that gender segregation is already happening by age of 3 which ties in with nuture.

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I personally agree with Dr. Elliot's point of view the most. She acknowledges that there are biological differences between males and females (nature), however, she also states that the brain has to be shaped by the social world (nurture). Dr. Jo Poletti's view I disagree with because I believe your gender is depicted more so through the type of clothes you wear not the colors of the clothes.