2007-01-19, 11:55
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Nej, 100-0 till Pinker iom att du missuppfattar vad som avses med uppväxtmiljö.
Ursprungligen postat av Bonzo666
Och jag tror att uppväxtmiljön är att anses som unika livshändelser..
Prof. Steven Pinker vs. Bonzo666 = 45-55 till mig?

Prof. Steven Pinker vs. Bonzo666 = 45-55 till mig?

"At this point it is tempting to conclude
that people are shaped both by
genes and by family upbringing: how
their parents treated them and what
kind of home they grew up in. But the
conclusion is unwarranted. Behavioral
genetics allows one to distinguish two
very different ways in which people’s
environments might affect them. The
shared environment is what impinges
on a person and his or her siblings alike:
their parents, home life, and neighborhood.
The unique environment is everything
else: anything that happens to a
person that does not necessarily happen
to that person’s siblings"
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"The discovery that the shared family
environment has little to no lasting effect
on personality and intelligence
comes as a shock to the traditional wisdom
that “as the twig is bent, so grows
the branch.” It casts doubt on forms of
psychotherapy that seek the roots of an
adult’s dysfunction in the family environment,
on theories that attribute adolescents’
alcoholism, smoking, and delinquency
to how they were treated in
early childhood, and on the philosophy
of parenting experts that parental micromanagement
is the key to a well-adjusted child."
http://pinker.wjh.harvard.edu/articl...re_nurture.pdf
Kan varmt rekommendera att du läser igenom den artikeln för vidare förklaring.
f´låt..