Talents How Parents And Society Influence On Essay

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¶ … Talents HOW PARENTS AND SOCIETY INFLUENCE ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE TALENTS

Nature can give people natural talents such as an inclination to be athletic or intelligent. However, just because some people have the potential to be intelligent or athletic, it does not mean that they will be that way. Many people assume that nature is one of the most important factors in our development. We are all determined by our physical structures in one way or another. However, the assumption that this is the most important factor in determining what makes us who we are is entirely exaggerated. In fact, our environment and our experiences are most likely even more important than what nature provided us. For example, some researchers even believe that our DNA is relatively flexible. Therefore in a nurturing environment can be even more responsible for talent development than just being born with the potential to develop talent.

Children who are born into wealthy and caring families can be given many advantages over their peers....

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Wealth is not an advantage by itself however. It must be used to provide the right kind of advantages such as training or education for example. There are many cases in which parents in families have to work long hours to maintain their lifestyle and this can actually be counterproductive to the children. Children that have only one parent at home are also disadvantaged for similar reasons. Yet when both parents are together and offer their full support for their children then they can be offered many channels for their children to develop their talents.
The role of nature is plays in determining a person's potential for talent is pretty clear, but these talents can never be used without practice. For example, babies are born with reflexes which are provided by nature. However, babies that practice stepping a couple hours a day have been shown to walk several days faster than babies who do not practice moving their feet (Thelen & Fisher, 1982). It is likely that parents and society can influence the development of talents in the…

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Culp, R., Watkins, R., Lawrence, H., Letts, D., Kelly, D., & Rice, M. (1991). Maltreated children's language and speech development: abused, neglected, and abused and neglected. First Language, 377-389.

Thelen, E., & Fisher, D. (1982). Newborn stepping: An explanation for a "disappearing" reflex. Developmental Psychology, 760-775.


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