Sunday, 9 May 2010

Introduction-Annie

Topic-Nurture strongly influences early human development

For hundreds of years, the scientific community has been seeking to answer whether human genes or the environments in which we are raised have a greater influence on our development. Today, most of scientists believe that nature and nurture influence human development together. Nature and nurture are interactive influences, and affect people's births, growths, even lives(Robert&John, 2007, p4), but there is still an argument. Some researchers may think the genes we inherit from our parents play a strong role in guiding our developmnet. Though many twin and adoption studies show how genes impact human early development, but it should not be assumed that a person's nurture has no effect. In fact, the environment plays a important role in a person's development. Although some people think genetic influence intelligence, but intelligence has acquired the environment have a great impact. That is acquired education; training and nutrition. (AC content producer,2005). Therefore, most people, acquired conditions such as education, personal study is a decisive factor in nurture. In my opinion, I strongly agree that nurture has the important influences and play a decitive role in early human development. This essay will describe the impact of the nurture, then explain that why nurture strongly influences early human development. After that, from the opposite view, I will give some reason explain that why nature is also very important in early human development also. Finaly, I will conclude my opinion.

Reference


AC Content Producer (Dec16, 2005). The childhood nature vs.nurture debate continues.
www.nurture-or-nature.com/articles/twinandadoption-studies/index.php

Robert K., John C.( 2007). Human Development: A life-span view. 5th.ed. p4, Wadworth press USA.
www.books.google.co.uk/books/humandevelopment-alifespan.htm

1 comment:

  1. The whole first sentence is plagiarised from your first reference. Do you understand the definition of plagiarism? Giving a reference doesn't entitle you to 'lift' text.

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