In 1874, Sir Francis Galton published "English Men of Science: Their
Nature and Nurture," in which he advanced his ideas about the dominance of hereditary factors in intelligence and character at the beginning of the eugenics movement.
It's a story of
nature and nurture that's so impressive that Kellogg's believe once you've heard it you'll never take your delicious grains for granted again.
Beyond Versus: The Struggle to Understand the Interaction of
Nature and Nurture.
It's more like
nature and nurture rather than nature versus nurture," explains Wendong Li.
Virtually any recent scholar who has seriously thought about these issues acknowledges this fact:
nature and nurture cannot be separated.
None of the causes for these differences can be boiled down to either biological instigators or environmental ones;
nature and nurture are interwoven in ways that are sometimes plainly obvious, sometimes in ways that we might never expect.
Someday, notes Jirtle, scientists may paint a complete picture of how
nature and nurture work together.
With both
nature and nurture conspiring against them, any hopes of exiting the misery become smothered under the weight of their leaden environment.
The powerful adoption design used in CAP makes it possible to study the extent to which both genes and environments shape development, broaching the fundamental issues of
nature and nurture.
The
nature and nurture of exceptional competence is a key foundational issue for gifted education.
An example of the duel between
nature and nurture became clear in a recent conversation with a friend.
Hardly a day goes by without news bulletins featuring at least one item related to the debate between
nature and nurture, genes and experience.
