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Yeah, I found that strange. One of the things that stuck with me from reading "How Children Succeed"[0] was that violence/ crises in the household tend to make
by tclancy 8y ago
Yeah, I found that strange. One of the things that stuck with me from reading "How Children Succeed"[0] was that violence/ crises in the household tend to make kids impulsive and short-sighted in decision making. The idea kids who grow up around criminal parents would wind up doing the same because of modeling and the likelihood of violence or other frightening events like being put in foster care makes sense to me and doesn't have to have a biological underpinning to be true.
[0] http://www.paultough.com/the-books/how-children-succeed/ http://www.paultough.com/the-books/how-children-succeed/
- PeterisP 8y agoFactors like this mean that the heritability of such things is even larger than the purely genetic effect, as the "nurture" part i.e. home environment also is quite hereditary.