Important Role In Formation Of Human Beings

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Nature plays an important role in formation of human beings
Introduction
Nurture contributes much to the development of human beings. The process of caring for
and protecting someone when growing contributes to the formation of human personality. The
idea is that nurturing directs people on what to do and how to handle what is related to humanity
in society. Most of the social and economic virtues related to nurturing impact humankind in
various ways (Biglan, Flay, Embry & Sandler, 2012). The analogy is that nurture not only builds
the human being towards a specific direction but it supports how human beings mingle with each
other. Various philosophers have elaborated on how nurture has impacted the human population
in various ways. The paper, therefore, encapsulates some of the arguments supporting how
nurture contributes to the formation of humankind.
Roles played by nature in formation of human beings
Nurturing helps in building skills in human beings. Most of these skills are strongly
constructed when someone is young. Through this process, it becomes easy for the children to
copy what is good from the adults. In most cases nurturing the emotional relationship in human
beings contributes so much in human development. The whole process is that nurturing
emotional aspects in humankind contributes to social and intellectual growth. According to the
author, most of the nurturing relationships in human beings tend to induce cordial bonding
(Hooper, 2013). Besides, the nurturing process most of the time will induce intimacy and also
pleasure in the human population thus enhancing physical safety. The current research done by
the field of psychology scholars attributes that nurturing human beings plays a role in enhancing
the acquisition of vital human needs. Most of the nurturing aspects tend to foster the acquisition

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of shelter, food as well as health. All these three elements resulting from the nurturing process
contribute to human growth.
Also, nurturing supports how human beings learn how to be empathetic and how to
intimidate common aspects of society. Through this process, it becomes easy for people to
communicate what they have in their minds. Nurturing some of the groups such as the people
with disabilities will help these individuals to share what they believe is being neglected by
society. By this analogy, it will be simple for the groups to communicate their feelings thus
assisting in developing equality. Consequently, nurturing relationships and strategies will help in
teaching the human population on the acceptable behaviors to emulate in society. These
components are evident in the children in our societies (Hull, 1986). Most of the children who
have been nurtured by using moral virtues tend to grow to productive individuals in society at
their older ages. Nurturing includes stages that advocate for certain virtues and issues related to
human beings. Most of the people learn what to do by copying the words and behavior from their
mentors in society. Through this process, it helps the society to set standards and conditions on
how to nurture the young groups.
The current research done in psychology on nurture to humans, cited on how human
nature contributes to the development of fundamental virtues in human beings. For example,
cognitive skills and prowess human beings have can only be achieved by the use of human
nature. Most of the nurturing features enable human beings to think especially at their young
ages. Through these interactions, most of the young people tend to learn what can help them at
their older ages. For example, young people first learn how to socialize with their parents, how to
call and talk with the people around. Through this process, it becomes easy for young individuals
to think about how to stay with their parents and how to socialize with everyone in society