Answer to Question #151243 in English for hibz

Question

Think back to the research assistant, Natasha Josephowitz’s comments on the “Twin Study,” or in this case, “Triplet Study.” These comments practically revealed the determination of the study and its argument about the Nature (Genetics) vs. Nurture (Environment) debate. What was the claim, or argumentative determination, that they came to? Explain in your own words. Be sure to incorporate the concept of “free will.”*

Answer 1

Nowadays, the majority of professionals consider that both nature and nurture impact human behaviour and development. But, the matter still rages on within numerous extents, for example, in the debate on the origins of free will and impacts on intellect. While few individuals take the risky nativist or fundamental pragmatist method, researchers and specialists still discuss the capacity to which natural science and environment impact human behaviour.

These impacts consist of genetic factors, which interrelate with one another, environmental features that cooperate, for instance, social experiences and general ethos, in addition to how both genetic and environmental impacts interact. As an alternative, many researchers currently are concerned with seeing how genetic factors moderate environmental impacts and vice versa.