When studying the development of sexual identity, which perspective (s) are important? nature only nurture only nature vs. nurture (study both to measure the effect of each) nature most and a little nurture nurture most, and a little nature?

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When studying the development of sexual identity, which perspective (s) are important? nature only nurture only nature vs. nurture (study both to measure the effect of each) nature most and a little nurture nurture most, and a little nature?

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Ernest Webb · Answer 1

I believe the answer is: Nature vs. nurture (study both to measure the effect of each)

Nature refers to the biological factors that could influence the development of sexual identity (such as the the amount of hormones in our body)

Nurture refers to the influential factors that the person have when they're interacting with their surroundings.