The Nature in the Nature/nurture Debate Refers To

question 2

Multiple Choice

The nature in the nature/nurture debate refers to:

• A) biological factors affecting the brain, mind, and behaviour
• B) environmental factors affecting the brain, mind, and behaviour
• C) either biological or environmental factors affecting the brain/mind and behaviour
• D) behaviours learned in the natural environment, but not learned in a formal setting

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Definitions:

Plato

Ancient Greek philosopher who founded the Academy in Athens, known for his works on philosophy, ethics, and politics, including the theory of Forms.

Socrates

An ancient Greek philosopher known for his contributions to ethics and epistemology, and for employing a method of inquiry and discussion based on asking and answering questions to stimulate critical thinking.

Personal Gain

The benefit or advantage to an individual, usually in a selfish or unethical context.

Institutional Time

The duration or scheduling specific to the proceedings, routines, or operations of an institution.