Nature v Nurture

1. Predisposition

1.1. brittle bone disease

1.2. Huntingtons

1.3. Cystic Fibrosis

1.4. Phenylketonuria

1.5. Duchenne Muscular Dystrphy

2. Nurture

2.1. Bandura

3. Nature

3.1. Gesell

3.2. Bowlby

3.3. Chomsky

4. Stress diathesis

4.1. Nature

4.2. Nurture

5. Abnormality in genes

5.1. Downs Syndrome

5.2. Klinefelter syndrome

5.3. Colour Blindness

6. Succesptibilty

6.1. Cancer

6.2. High Cholesterol

6.3. Diabetes

7. Other Factors

7.1. Environmental

7.1.1. Pollution

7.1.2. Housing

7.2. Lifestyle

7.2.1. Drugs

7.2.2. Alcohol

7.2.3. Diet

7.2.4. Smoking

7.2.5. Exercise

7.3. Life events

7.3.1. Predicted

7.3.2. Unpredicted

7.3.3. Effects

7.3.3.1. PIES

7.3.4. Holmes-Rahe adjustment scale

7.4. Availability of services

7.4.1. Health services

7.4.2. Social services

7.5. Biologicial

7.5.1. Mothers lifestyle

7.5.2. Maternal infections

7.5.3. Foetal alcohol

7.5.4. Congenital anomalies

7.6. Education

7.6.1. PIES effects

7.7. Employment

7.7.1. PIES effects

7.8. IInome

7.8.1. PIES effects

7.9. Culture and religion

7.9.1. Dietary restrictions

7.9.1.1. Emotional and social effects

7.9.2. Fasting

7.9.2.1. Emotional and social effects

7.9.3. Medical intervention

7.9.3.1. Emotional and social effects

7.10. Social factors

7.10.1. Family Dysfunction

7.10.1.1. Reasons

7.10.1.2. Effects on PIES

7.10.2. Bullying

7.10.2.1. Short term effects

7.10.2.2. Long term effects