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4 years ago

How human develops and shapes his/her own identities and personality form between nature and nurture

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yanalaym [24]4 years ago

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A person develops his or her personality or identity only through his or her nurture and not through nature.

Explanation:

Nature of a person is something which is determined genetically or biologically by the influence of genetic factors. Nature of a person includes the characters which are passed on from one generation to another like the diseases the same set of physical features etc. On the other hand nurture is the personality which is acquired by the influence or by conception.

If a person is surrounded by good vibes his or her personality seems to be energetic and enthusiastic. Thus it’s the way in which the person is brought up tends to determine his or her personality or identity so it is nurture and not the nature which contributes to the majority.

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