Nature/Nurture

3. DETERMINISM, Behaviour is determined by genetics
6. Genes are not always activated at birth but instead as a response to an environmental effect eg. smoking or nutrition
7. - Stated that some aspects of human behaviour are innate and inheditory
8. - Stated that the mind is a 'tabula rose' on which experiences are written
11. Evidence for a biological origin of behaviour through disorders such as
12. - Assuming behaviour is biological

1. Evidence for learning through interaction with the environment
2. STUDIES, Support for the influence of nature
4. learning is more important in determining behaviour, as knowledge comes from interaction with the world
5. VIEW, Both nature and nurture work together in influencing behaviour
7. VIEW, Don't take one view or another
9. DETERMINSISM, Behaviour is determined by environment and experience
10. STRESS MODEL, An environmental trigger exposes a genetic weakness, for example Schizophrenia or Aggression