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1. Seven1 1
perspectives1 of1
psychology
2. Overview1 1 of1
perspective
3. How does the1 1 1 1 perspective1
relate1 to1 nature?
4. How does the1 1 1 1
perspective relate1 1 to1
nurture?
5. your1 In1 1 opinion,1 is1 nature1 or1 nurture more1 1
significant for1 1 this perspective, and1 1 1 why?1
Use the1 1 behaviors listed1 1 below1 to1 support1
your1 answer.
Neuroscience
How the body1 1 1 and1
brain enable1 1
emotions,1
memories, and1 1
sensory1
experiences
cc
Brain and body1 1 1
development1 is1
influenced by1 1 responses1
to1 changes1 in1 our1
environment1
(Honeycutt,1 2019).
Behaviors1 to1 consider:1 Neuroplasticity or1 1
drug1 addiction
From the Neuroscience perspective, nurture1 1 1 1 1 is1
more significant. Nurture which encompasses1 1 1 1 1
exposure external variables like violen ,1 to1 1 1 1 ce 1
drugs or any unpredictable stressors play1 1 1 1 1 1 an1
instrumental role influence1 1 to1 1 the1 brain1
development humans (Gable & Hunting,1 in1 1 1 1 1
2000). Environmental influences such1 1 1 1 as1
childhood socio-economic status impact1 1 1 can1 1
the pace of brain development individuals1 1 1 1 1 in1 1
(Tooley al., 2021).1 et1 1 1
Evolutionary
How the natural1 1 1
selection of1 1 traits1
has promoted1 1 the1
survival of1 1 genes
We1 are born with instincts1 1 1 1
that promote our survival1 1 1 1
and the propagation of our1 1 1 1 1
species (Honeycutt,1 1 2019).
Our ability1 1 to1 survive1
depends on our ability1 1 1 1
to to1 adapt1 1 the1 changing1
demands life1 of1 1
(Honeycutt,1 2019).
Behaviors1 to1 consider:1 Aggression or1 1
compassion
From the evolutionary perspective nurture1 1 1 1 1 is1
more significant. basically relates1 1 It1 1 1 to1 the1
influence external1 of1 1 factors after the1 1 1 conception1
process such experience, learning process,1 1 as1 1 1 1
etc. The exposure external factors like1 1 1 to1 1 1 1
poverty, or social injustice lead1 1 1 1 can1 1 to1
aggressive behavior1 1 in1 individuals.1 Evolution1
involves adapting wider framework1 1 to1 a1 1 1 in1
which the environmental variables are included1 1 1 1 1 1
(Young, 2016).1 1
Behavior1
