nature vs nurture! by Joseph Hahamis.
by joseph hahamis
1. instinct.
1.1. e.g: if someone threw something at you, your instinct would be to either move or to catch it; basically you would have a reaction to it.
2. primary socialisation.
2.1. primary socialisation starts at birth and is reduced once you get into the secondary stages.
2.1.1. your family.
2.1.1.1. e.g: the simpsons.
2.1.1.2. interaction with your family helps acquire language and other essential skills.
2.2. primary socialisation refers to early childhood learning which we acquire the basic behavior patterns, language and skils.
3. secondary socialisation.
3.1. media.
3.1.1. e.g: the tv and internet.
3.2. religion.
3.3. peers.
3.3.1. your peers at school can impact what you do, sometimes putting you under pressure.
3.3.2. peer groups are people who share a similar social status and posistion in society.
3.4. education.
3.4.1. what your taught will effect how you grow up in life and how you view the world.
3.5. the work place.
4. nature.
4.1. something we would naturally do.
4.2. we don't need to be taught how to do these things.
5. nurture.
5.1. the things we do are not natural.
5.2. not an instinctive thing to do.
5.3. e.g: if we saw a ball our instinct wouldn't be to kick it, we have learnt to do this over time.
6. genie.
6.1. genie missed out on her primary socialisation from being locked in a room for most of her childhood life.
6.1.1. this impacted her secondary socialisation.