The NURTURE ASSUMPTION: WHY CHILDREN TURN OUT THE WAY THEY DO
A provocative look at child development arguing that peers and genetics outweigh parental influence in shaping personality and behavior.
About This Book
The Nurture Assumption examines widely held beliefs about the influence of parenting on child development.
The book presents evidence suggesting that peers and genetics play larger roles than parental upbringing.
Readers will find a data-driven discussion of how children acquire social behaviors and personality traits.
The text encourages reevaluation of conventional wisdom regarding family environment and child outcomes.
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