Plz help :)) tysm uwu <3 Describe the nature vs. nurture debate. Which do you think has a greater influence on humans—nature or nurture?
Which of the agents of socialization do you think is most important to teaching culture? Why?
Discuss one way that your family helped to socialize you to your culture’s norms or values. Who was involved? What did you learn?
Cooley argues that our self develops through interactions and our impressions about how other people see us. Do you think that he is correct? Why or why not?
Sociologists argue that we internalize some norms so that we feel guilty or “icky” if we break those norms. What is an example from your own life of a norm that you’ve internalized? Why do you think you’ve internalized this norm? (Think about rules or behaviors that you’d feel guilty breaking or things that you can’t imagine doing because they would be really bad or gross to help you find an example).

The nature-nurture debate is a debatable subject about whether human's genetics are  Or if humans genetics are primarily influenced by nurturing - being how one. It is seen by some evolutionary biologists that our behaviors are so extremely. Lets suppose the mind to be, as we say, white paper void of all characters.

Explanation:

My ANSWERS to your QUESTIONs:

Which do you think has a greater influence on humans—nature or nurture?

A: Nurture may have an impact far broader than initially assumed.

Which of the agents of socialization do you think is most important to teaching culture? Why?

A: The family has the most critical role for primary socialization. Elders  pass on the vocabulary, the general beliefs, the rules, the way of living, the traditions, the history, etc. to the infant. Then, the school requires the country's history to be conveyed.

Discuss one way that your family helped to socialize you to your culture’s norms or values. Who was involved? What did you learn?

A: One way was my parents made me hang out with other kids my age and interact with other so I could learn different things. I learned everyone has a different view on culture and opinions differ.

Cooley argues that our self develops through interactions and our impressions about how other people see us. Do you think that he is correct? Why or why not?

A: Yes, because it makes sense and everyone thinks that way.

Sociologists argue that we internalize some norms so that we feel guilty or “icky” if we break those norms. What is an example from your own life of a norm that you’ve internalized? Why do you think you’ve internalized this norm? (Think about rules or behaviors that you’d feel guilty breaking or things that you can’t imagine doing because they would be really bad or gross to help you find an example).

A: A norm that I’ve internalized is not to lie to others. I’ve witnessed it and it makes me feel guilty and gross to lie to the ones I love.

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