UNIT 4- NATURE vs NURTURE Flashcards by Evie Mary

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Nature

something you are born with, given to you by your genes.

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Nurture

something given to you from your upbringing.

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Who came up with ‘Sine qua non’?

Plato and Aristotle

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what language is ‘Sine qua non’?

Latin, it translates to ‘without which not.’

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What does ‘Sine qua non’ mean?

essential features without which you would no longer have a particular concept. This means without something, something else wouldn’t be possible.
Eg. A swimming pool with no water would be ‘Sine qua non’. Inessential features would be a diving board or a slide.

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UNIT 4- NATURE vs NURTURE Flashcards

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