Intelligence: Nature versus nurture
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Table of Contents
- Which specific factor contributes to a college student answering poorly on a standardized exam?
- From the start of life inside the mother's womb.
- Intelligence may be defined independent from the way abilities are developed.
- The discovery of a fifteen-year-old boy named John Henry.
- Cunningham provided a consensus.
- Humans have different strengths, weaknesses, predispositions, likes, dislikes.
Abstract
Similar to the "egg and chicken" argument, the long-standing "nature versus nurture" argument regarding behavioral traits has puzzled scientists and educators alike. The diverse viewpoints have spawned various expectations regarding the ability to manipulate intelligence. However, neither genetics nor environment can fully encapsulate and explain the complex behaviour exhibited by humans. Some behaviors seem to not be influenced by experience and others have very convincing learning mechanisms.
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