The nature side of the debate argues that a person maintains their mental abilities and capabilities based on what they where born with and what is in their genetics. They feel that a person’s surroundings and environment play little to no role. Factors that support this idea include parents, development, appearance and nutrition.

Others argue and state that a person’s environment is responsible for mental capabilities. This may seem less o

Alcoholism it could be generated and passed on biologically or through the environment. For you might have knew someone growing up who might have had a grandparent or parent who was an alcoholic they may have tended to be the heavy drinkers at parties. This could lead a person to altered physical, mental and emotional states. These could be biological factors. I feel when it comes to alcoholism it tends to lean more toward environment. Growing up, especially during the teen years a person is subjected to peer pressure and mixed messages about drinking. A teen is very likely to experiment to see if they like it or not. A kid who opts not to drink will be teased or harassed by his/her peers for not being part of the “in” crowd. Also, in an environment where it is socially acc

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