Nature and Nurture Biopsychology. Goals:  What is the nature-nurture issue?  What are key issues in behavior genetics?  What are the elements of the.

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Nature and Nurture Biopsychology

Goals:  What is the nature-nurture issue?  What are key issues in behavior genetics?  What are the elements of the genetic code?  How do twin studies and adoption studies help us to learn about nature and nurture influences?  What are the research findings related to environmental influences of early brain dev, parents, peers, and culture?

Behavior Genetics  Studies how our families, friends, and culture affect us.

Nature and Nurture  Nature=genes  Nurture=environment

What are genes?  eu_TDFc eu_TDFc  Also see diagram of Nucleus, cell, chromosome, Gene, and DNA on p 39 of your textbook.

Reminder about genes  They are predispositions but don’t completely dictate our appearance and behaviors!  Ex: Cancer: We aren’t doomed because we have a family history of cancer.  Environment also plays a role.

Twin Studies  Is homosexuality genetic?  hw3nMA hw3nMA

Environmental Impact  Twins separated at birth:  zW4jOMI zW4jOMI

Are parents to blame for their “bad” children?  M4JUwfJM M4JUwfJM

Early Learning, peer influence, and culture  Growing up in the same environment only accounts for abt 10% of personality. Other factors:  Early Learning: Rat study 20% inc in communication connections in brain of rats in enriched environment.  Premies grow faster when touched a lot  Poor 6 th graders had higher IQ scores if they were given stimulating care as infants

Peer and Parent influence  Peers have bigger impact on smoking rates  Immigrants adopt local culture at school  Parents are more imp for discipline, education, responsibility, orderliness, charitableness and response to authority.

Cultural Influence  6RO8Rcs&feature=related 6RO8Rcs&feature=related  Individualism vs. Collectivism

Review  What is the nature-nurture issue?  What are key issues in behavior genetics?  What are the elements of the genetic code?  How do twin studies and adoption studies help us to learn about nature and nurture influences?  What are the research findings related to environmental influences of early brain dev, parents, peers, and culture?