Nature has a more significant impact on human adult intelligence than nurture. To what extent do you agree or disagree with this statement?

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Some

people

believe that human adult intelligence is most influenced by nature than nurture. It disagrees that inherited characteristics affect

people

more than nurture and surroundings.

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essay will discuss learning from others’ behaviour and the notable effect of an ambient environment as the main reasons.

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and foremost, from childhood

people

imitate others’ manners. In the future,

people

this

situation will behave the way the person from whom they learned it behaved. To support an empiricist theory Albert Bandura’s social learning theory was made in 1977. It is called the Bodo doll experiment and it was concluded that aggression is learned from the environment through observation and imitation. Learning is not what genes say,

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others are affecting

people

’s actions. On top of that, sometimes some of the characteristics can change under the influence of the environment.

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was

also

scientifically proved by the experiment called “The Twins in Early Development Study”.

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study was conducted like

this

: identical twins grew up in different environments. According to the study, by observing changes it was found out some genes that were

identical

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before the study changed and

behavior

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has differed too.

Therefore

, it is obvious that every person is affected by nurture. To conclude, different studies came to the conclusion that nurture has an enormous effect on a person’s

intelligence

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way

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and way

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of thinking.

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nurture

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the nurture

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should be considered in developing inborn skills.

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Nature has a more significant impact on human adult intelligence than nurture. To what extent do you agree or disagree with this statement?

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