Provide an example from your own life (this can be a personal example or an example of a family member or friend) that supports the nurture side of the debate (that environment determines personality) and another example that supports the nature side of the debate (that genetics determine personality).

Some theorists believe that our personalities are shaped by our environments and others believe our personalities are based on genetic factors. Provide an example from your own life (this can be a personal example or an example of a family member or friend) that supports the nurture side of the debate (that environment determines personality) and another example that supports the nature side of the debate (that genetics determine personality). What conclusions can we draw from the research?

Some theorists believe that our personalities are shaped by our environments and others believe our personalities are based on genetic factors. Provide an example from your own life (this can be a personal example or an example of a family member or friend) that supports the nurture side of the debate (that environment determines personality) and another example that supports the nature side of the debate (that genetics determine personality). What conclusions can we draw from the research?

When researchers assess components of personality structure, they often rely on self-reported data through surveys. What are the advantages and disadvantages of this method of research? If you were studying a group of students and their personality traits, what research methods would you use and how would you design the study to uncover their personality structures? Please explain your rationale behind the methods and designs you would use.

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