2017 CORE 1 NATURE v NURTURE by Hope Kellman https://padlet.com/hkellman/rbmmwz364u80 What is nature v nurture argument about? What makes good people evil? en-us 2017-03-10 15:18:22 UTC 2017-03-13 20:20:11 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet-assets.s3.amazonaws.com/icons/Ninja.png Olivia Emerzian https://padlet.com/hkellman/rbmmwz364u80/wish/159324207
What Makes Someone Evil 
- upbringing, environment and way peers responded
-moving into modern physiology
-healthy individuals: good and evil in a person is recognized 
-unhealthy individuals: hide their feelings until they can no longer

Are Some Humans Born Evil?
-masters say those who commit to evil usually show symptoms in early childhood 
-A lack of empathy
-motivated by nature or nurture

Nature VS Nurture: the Debate Rages On
- psychopathy may be biologically based
-environmental factors play a role
-parenting is a crucial part of a child's development although parents have less control over their children's lives then they think
-combination of both nature and nurture
-the way things turn out no matter what we do 

Are Babies Born Good?
-study of babies is perplexing (haven't been exposed to world's social and culture norms)
-children's positive social inclinations

 ]]> 2017-03-10 16:51:54 UTC https://padlet.com/hkellman/rbmmwz364u80/wish/159324207 Josh Puyear https://padlet.com/hkellman/rbmmwz364u80/wish/159324212 Insane or Just Evil? A Psychiatrist Takes a New Look at Hitler
New York Times
(Goode, Nov. 17, 1998)

Overview
-Whether Hitler was evil or a madman is a subject of debate among historians
-Dr. Reidlich, professor at Yale and the University of California believes that while he had signs of mental and physical illness, none of these illnesses were enough to make Hitler think in the way he did.

Hitler's Ailments
-"He was afflicted with hypertension, headaches and heart trouble."
-"Toward the end of his life, the Nazi leader also suffered from Parkinson's syndrome."
-These would help explain strange actions of Hitler that other historians  have concluded were symptoms of phsychosis
-Hitler's Doctor, Dr. Morell, perscribed amphetomines to him and mixes of laxatives and opiates
-these might have affected his actions during the war

Mental Illness
-" In his book, Dr. Redlich runs through a list of psychiatric symptoms -- paranoia, narcissism, anxiety, depression, hypochondria, to name a few -- and finds some evidence for every one. "
-Although all of these illnesses are possibilities, it is difficult to tell what he had and what he did not


The surprising effect of 'nature vs. nurture' on twins

Today
(Sassman, June 22, 2015)

Nature Debate
-Twins Sharon Poset and Debbie Mehlman were seperated at birth
-they did not know of each other's existance for 45 years
-Poset and Mehlman, regardless of their seperation, are able to finish each other's sentences and both studied social work
-The twins' personalities are similar

Nurture Debate
- John Henry and Jackson Friesenhahn are virtual twins, or siblings of the same age that live together but are not related
-They share common interests and take part in similar activities
-They think personality is based on how one is raised

Conclusion
-phsychologists say that the effect on people from environment and the effect on people through genetics is almost equal, with a 51 and 49 percent split
]]> 2017-03-10 16:51:55 UTC https://padlet.com/hkellman/rbmmwz364u80/wish/159324212 What Is Nature Vs Nurture https://padlet.com/hkellman/rbmmwz364u80/wish/159324269 Anthony Sanchez
VeryWell

Nature-Is from our genes its our hereditary factors with our personality and our physical features 

Nurture- Is how we are impacted  in life. It what were taught. How we are raised childhood experiences social relationships and surrounding culture.

Psychopaths are Nature and while Sociopaths are Nurtured 

Psychopaths are the lack of ethics while sociopaths have a sense of morality. Sociopaths have have a disregard for laws and fell empathy or remorse. While Psychopaths are not attached to someone or feel emotion Sociopaths can live next to you without hurting you.

]]> 2017-03-10 16:52:03 UTC https://padlet.com/hkellman/rbmmwz364u80/wish/159324269 Talia Solomon https://padlet.com/hkellman/rbmmwz364u80/wish/159324317 "Nature and Nurture Debate"
https://explorable.com/nature-vs-nurture-debate
- It is hard to conclude whether a person's development is because of DNA or if it is mostly influenced by life experiences and environment.
- Both nature and nurture play important roles in a person's life.
- What is unknown is whether we are developed due to nature or nurture.
Nature
- Nature deals with traits we inherit from our parents and family members.
- One big debate is whether there is behavioral genes. For example, kids whose parents were aggressive or divorced often have the tendency to act the same way when they are older.
- Some debate that you can prove behavioral genes by looking at fraternal twins. For example, when fraternal twins are reared apart, they show similar behaviors and responses as if they had been reared together.
Nurture
- This theory says that the environmental factors are the real origins of our behavior.
-  You could train a baby to become a certain way as they grow up.
- This would involve ignoring the child's potential talents and their race and instead raising them in a very specific way.

Nature vs Nurture mental health affects.
http://www.goodtherapy.org/blog/psychpedia/nature-versus-nurture

Nature Mental Health Affects
- Proven to be an important factor in the development of some mental health conditions.
- It is not the only factor for the development of mental health conditions. Ex: twins. One twin could develop a mental health disease and the other twin only has a 50% chance of developing it. 
- Studies also show that addiction is more likely in a child when they grow up if someone in their family was previously an addict.
 
Nurture Mental Health Affects
- Growing up in certain environments can affect your personality in different ways as you get older. 
- Some think that addiction is part of nurture and not nature.
- If a kid grows up in a home with a parent who is an addict they have been exposed to this behavior for years and may follow the same behavior when they grow up. 
- Traumatizing events in ones childhood could lead to mental illness.

]]> 2017-03-10 16:52:13 UTC https://padlet.com/hkellman/rbmmwz364u80/wish/159324317 Charlie Crockford https://padlet.com/hkellman/rbmmwz364u80/wish/159324413
Nature-
- There are some genes that determine the traits that we have
-  Nature is what you are born with, it is what you think and do
- It kind of determines if you are going to be a good or bad person
- It is what you are born with, the thoughts that you are born with

Nurture-
- Is what you are being told and taught
- People can be changed by the ideas and thoughts of other's and that is what Nurture is
- It's the impact of things on our life
- It could make you a bad person, it can change the way you view life

What makes a good person do bad things-

-It could be the competition in society
- Could be because people think that they are more superior to another person, so they do what they want 
- The power that we are given could be a reason that someone good could do something bad
- The way they are nurtured could change the way they think, it could make them think the worse
- A reason that some people do this is because they want to fit in with the people they are hanging out with
- The people they are hanging out with could change their actions
- Some people are driven to do things they don't want to because they are working so hard to meet their goal
- People love freedom, so when someone puts restrictions on them, often times they try to break those rules
(http://www.huffingtonpost.com/dr-travis-bradberry/14-psychological-forces-t_b_9752132.html)
(https://explorable.com/nature-vs-nurture-debate)]]> 2017-03-10 16:52:30 UTC https://padlet.com/hkellman/rbmmwz364u80/wish/159324413 David Weinstein davidweinstein2021 https://padlet.com/hkellman/rbmmwz364u80/wish/159324443 Nurture vs Nature – Are We all Born Good? 
Psychopaths, Serial Killers, etc.
  • No person is born evil, they become evil because they choose to act on bad feelings
  • This stems from the lower part of the brain, people's influences come from there
  • The lower part of the brain fuels anger and hatred, causing some people to do horrific things
  • Some people have well functioning brains that they don’t even notice that impulse 
  • What goes wrong in these people above is that their impulse control is not working or poor
  • They get these bad feelings and act on them
Blaming the Parents
  • Parents have the responsibility to teach their children the right values and norms, to teach them how to behave, to teach them what is and isn’t acceptable in the world
  • It is rare to find psychopaths and killers that are raised in loving and caring homes
  • Their home might be unsafe and their parents might not be around a lot
Reasons for Being "Evil"
  • How children are raised is a big factor



]]> 2017-03-10 16:52:35 UTC https://padlet.com/hkellman/rbmmwz364u80/wish/159324443 Tyler collins https://padlet.com/hkellman/rbmmwz364u80/wish/159324466 Nature vs Nurture

Many physical features people have come from there mother

Nature
- Cells in our body that help determine what our traits will be like
- How someone is born to act

Nurture
- How people or events affect a person
- How people or events can either help shape someone's mind in the right direction or make the person shape themselves in the wrong direction]]> 2017-03-10 16:52:39 UTC https://padlet.com/hkellman/rbmmwz364u80/wish/159324466 Vince Utucu https://padlet.com/hkellman/rbmmwz364u80/wish/159324612
Nature V Nurture
The Nature V Nurture argument is about Natural human behavior versus behavior caused by experience or environment.  If a good person becomes evil the reasons for that event taking place are almost infinite. A reason that nature could be a factor is if the person has a family history of mental illnesses such as schizophrenia and bipolar. A reason that environment can play a role in this could be childhood traumas like growing up around people that had evil thoughts or did evil things. An article states: "Researchers at the University of Liverpool recently found that while a family history of mental health conditions was the second strongest predictor of mental illness, the strongest predictor was in fact life events and experiences, such as childhood bullying, abuse, or other trauma, supporting the idea of nurture’s significant role in the development of mental health issues" (GoodTherapy).]]> 2017-03-10 16:53:07 UTC https://padlet.com/hkellman/rbmmwz364u80/wish/159324612 Nick Hansen https://padlet.com/hkellman/rbmmwz364u80/wish/159324702 Nature v.s Nurture

"The nature versus nurture debate is one of the oldest issues in psychology"
https://www.verywell.com/what-is-nature-versus-nurture-2795392

Nature refers to traits and characteristics that are inherited or genetic in origin, while nurture refers to traits and qualities that are learned by organisms as they grow.
https://www.reference.com/world-view/difference-between-nature-nurture-6ee8880c5f7b90f0

Study finds your environment plays a big role in how intelligent you are. It is often debated whether intelligence is significantly influenced by a person's environment or their genes. Now, a study has shown that intelligence is a product of nurture as well as nature.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-3011356/Intelligence-based-nature-nurture-Study-finds-environment-plays-significant-role-smart-are.html

Humans whose attitudes are brought up by their friends tend to need to be in a group to feel more independent. Those who follow the attitudes of their parents tend to look up at other and be directed to things rather than choosing to do it.  DNA may have to do with how one looks and their liking of things, but, DNA can't play a role in ones actions.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-3011356/Intelligence-based-nature-nurture-Study-finds-environment-plays-significant-role-smart-are.html]]> 2017-03-10 16:53:24 UTC https://padlet.com/hkellman/rbmmwz364u80/wish/159324702 Noemy https://padlet.com/hkellman/rbmmwz364u80/wish/159324762 "Nature and Nurture Debate"
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NATURE: 
- Genes: Determine different traits Ex: eyes, hair color etc
- Mental health conditions (ex: bipolar)
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NURTURE: 
-  "nurture theory holds that genetic influence over abstract traits may exist"
- Training: "He can be able to train a baby randomly chosen in a group of 12 infants, to become any type of specialist Watson wants"
- The environment were in can affect the way we behave
- Habits: The habits of a parent, friend, or a partner can influence you in a negative or positive way depending on their habits (alcohol)


]]> 2017-03-10 16:53:35 UTC https://padlet.com/hkellman/rbmmwz364u80/wish/159324762 Chelsea Burton https://padlet.com/hkellman/rbmmwz364u80/wish/159324859 Nature vs. Nurture

Whether human behavior and personality is caused from nature or nurture. Nurture is the outcome of experiences while nature is from genetics.
Nature
- Mental health conditions are passed down by family members
- Bipolar is much more likely to develop if a past family member has had it.
-  Addictions to alcohol, for example, are more likely to occur within families.
Nurture
- Mental health conditions and addictions, while they are impacted by history in a family, don't completely rely on genetics.
- The environment can pressure someone to develop an addiction if a friend or family member has one.
- The most significant factor to mental health conditions comes from, not genetics and family history, but bullying or abuse.]]> 2017-03-10 16:53:52 UTC https://padlet.com/hkellman/rbmmwz364u80/wish/159324859 Mason Kowols https://padlet.com/hkellman/rbmmwz364u80/wish/159324875 Nature v Nurture Argument
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Explorable - Nature and Nurture Debate
(https://explorable.com/nature-vs-nurture-debate)
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  • Many of our physical features are brought to us by the genes from our parents from eyes, to hair, to our face over all. But are our talents and specific personalities from our parents to?
  • This argument is as old as time and is still an ongoing debate
  • many people assume we have a gene for everything from a sexuality gene or a "gay gene", meaning gays were born that way, to behavioral genes judging how we are towards others and how we cause certain things.
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Good Therapy - Nature s. Nurture Debate
(http://www.goodtherapy.org/blog/psychpedia/nature-versus-nurture)
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Its catching on that everyone's personality and talents are gathered naturally through life experiences rather than through genes
]]> 2017-03-10 16:53:54 UTC https://padlet.com/hkellman/rbmmwz364u80/wish/159324875 Nature v Nurture warnervarnado2021 https://padlet.com/hkellman/rbmmwz364u80/wish/159325528 "Nature and Nurture Debate"


Nature: The coding of genes in every cell helps determine most of out physical traits such as, Height, Eye color, and Ear size. But many people can argue that more complex attributes are involved such as personality, intelligence, and likes and dislikes. One of the biggest issues is that people argue there is a "gay gene" which explains  why gays are born gay. 

Nurture: We are born with most of our traits but we also learn some of them. "The environmental factors are the real origins of our behavior. This includes the use of conditioning in order to induce a new behavior to a child, or alter an unlikely behavior being shown by the child." 

The main question is "are we born this way, or do we behave according to our life experiences?"]]> 2017-03-10 16:55:42 UTC https://padlet.com/hkellman/rbmmwz364u80/wish/159325528 Marlee Friedman https://padlet.com/hkellman/rbmmwz364u80/wish/159325590 Nature vs Nurture

Big Debate 

Nature 
-Cells that determine our traits
-What your born with 

Nurture
-Genetic Influence over traits 
-Conditioning to teach a child a new behavior 

Nature
-The environment the child grew up in plays a big part on how they behave
-culture also also plays a role for people behavior/actions

Nurture
-refers to traits and qualities that are learned by most people as the grow up
-behaviors learned by animals and humans are usually a result of there surroundings]]> 2017-03-10 16:55:55 UTC https://padlet.com/hkellman/rbmmwz364u80/wish/159325590 Abby Johnson https://padlet.com/hkellman/rbmmwz364u80/wish/159326134 Are Some Humans Born Evil?
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/men/the-filter/11195840/Are-some-humans-born-evil.html
-Many people blame someone's upbringing or bad circumstances to why they did an evil act.
-Though, no one can be born completely evil some kids are more likely to become it than others. There are signs that children show at a young age that can make them more prone to committing evil.
-One of the signs include lack of empathy for others. This early sign may seem insignificant and childish at the time but if the trait stays evil come easier to them
-acts of nurture can combat this signs. Teaching kids to react appropriately to other emotions will help them later in life
Nature vs. Nurture
http://www.simplypsychology.org/naturevsnurture.html
Nature
- the extremist of this believe are called nativist
- they believe that like hair or eye color that some behaviors come from genetics.
- thought has an instinct
Nurture
-the extremist of this believe are the environmentalists
- they believe that a person's behavior comes from experiences and upbring
 ]]> 2017-03-10 16:57:25 UTC https://padlet.com/hkellman/rbmmwz364u80/wish/159326134 Nature vs Nurture stephendinardo2021 https://padlet.com/hkellman/rbmmwz364u80/wish/159326160 Our DNA and our own life experiences bring out questions as to how much we have inherited genes. Arguments are mainly based on how much we are shaped by genes, and how much by the environment. 

The nature theory:
Genetic predispositions or "animal behavior" are why some scientists think people behave. Heredity has been a big piece of evidence to back up this theory, as traits such as eye color and hair color are determined by specific genes encoded in each human cell

The Nurture theory:
Supporters of the nurture theory do not believe that genetic tendencies matter, and that the environmental factors of our upbringing are originated from our behavioral aspects. The most crucial evidence for this is based on the studies of infant and child temperament.



]]> 2017-03-10 16:57:29 UTC https://padlet.com/hkellman/rbmmwz364u80/wish/159326160 Nature vs. Nurture schernawsky https://padlet.com/hkellman/rbmmwz364u80/wish/159327378 Although many don't see a difference between the two they are very contrasting concepts. Someone's nature could be viewed as how they looks. On the other hand, nurture is how one acts and behaves. A very old and fired debate is about these topics. The big question is is someone born with DNA which will control how the look and act or if one learns through life experiences. Nature and nurture both play very important roles in one's life, but which one contributes more?

What makes good evil?
Many everyday people give into peer pressure and "orders" about how to act. These people follow their orders and commit bad deeds. In today's world this scenario happens too often. ]]> 2017-03-10 17:00:55 UTC https://padlet.com/hkellman/rbmmwz364u80/wish/159327378 Nick Vandenberg https://padlet.com/hkellman/rbmmwz364u80/wish/159327815 Nature is when someone is born one certain way, which means that people get their traits from their parents. Nurture is when one influences another to gain a certain trait.
https://explorable.com/nature-vs-nurture-debate]]> 2017-03-10 17:02:16 UTC https://padlet.com/hkellman/rbmmwz364u80/wish/159327815 Landyn Sparacino https://padlet.com/hkellman/rbmmwz364u80/wish/159331192 OVERVIEW
-personality and talents may not have only come from paretns
-ENVIRONMENT RAISED IN=INFLUENCE (talk, behave respond)
-BIG QUESTION: DNA OR LIFE EXPERIENCE AND ENVIRONMENT?
       -both are important... but which is more influential?

-some traits come from DNA (IE: intelligence mostly from mother)
-some traits ie language, behavior, responses in certain situations, etc are learned from environment one grows up in. 

-habits of people around one may influence the way they perform or act (negative or positive)
    -ie alcohol= negative influence, and not drinking= positive influence
         -similar to peer pressure: can be good or bad

-nature and nurture are both extremely vital to have a balance of, and the debate of which is more important in one's life has been ongoing for many years]]> 2017-03-10 17:12:14 UTC https://padlet.com/hkellman/rbmmwz364u80/wish/159331192 Bailey Reynolds https://padlet.com/hkellman/rbmmwz364u80/wish/159559618 Goodtherapy.com
NATURE=
-Causes health conditions like Schizophrenia, Bipolar, and Depression
-Addictions like alcohol  can be caused by family history and genes
NURTURE=
-Caused by illnesses from environment
- Growing up in a nurturing and loving home helps kids become successful and could protect Psychopathy
-Parents, friends,  or partners could be factors in developing an addiction 
-childhood bullying or abuse factor in mental health issues 
TWINS=
-Same personality triats
-sexual orientation 
-religiosity
- environment did not effect twins growing up together but did raised apart . 

          Thought.co
Nature theory- Heredity
- Genetic arguments used to excuse criminal acts or justify divorce
-"gay gene" genetic component to sexual orientation

Nurture theory- environment
-"Human Behavior would be conditioned in much the same way as animals."
-Happy families=sense of humor ]]> 2017-03-13 03:13:28 UTC https://padlet.com/hkellman/rbmmwz364u80/wish/159559618