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3-5 Potential Articles - Interpersonal Relationships https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Interpersonal_relationship - Expressions of Dominance https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Expressions_of_dominance - Femininity https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Femininity
New 3-5 Potential Articles
- Adoption study This Wikipedia article was created to give an idea as to why and how each individuals personality arises. It has been studied that behaviors are built from the way a person is raised or as we know as our environment and who we surround ourselves by. "It has been said that heredity and the environment both contribute 50% to the makeup of an entire human being, but much debate exists about specific percentages and the existence of higher percentages of one factor in different age groups than others" (Petrill et al., 2004).This quote from a reference i found explains how there is a great deal of information that is still needed to be discovered in order to confirm what makes a human being. Many studies are done through experimenting on twins as well as children that are adopted vs children that aren't.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adoption_study
- Closed community This Wikipedia page highlights the definition of what a closed community is. It explains it is a community that interacts only with the people that live in it, which means everyone else living outside of it is excluded. It also includes the definition an open community for comparison. The concept of defining a community is still out in the open, "A sharp dichotomy emerged early on, contrasting the view that communities were tightly integrated entities consisting of interdependent species (the community-unit concept) vs. the view that species co-occur largely according to the individualistic response of each species to spatially variable environmental conditions (the individualistic concept)." was said by an oxford student.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Closed_community
-Firstborn This Wikipedia page gives a historical background on the first birth child in a family. It goes in depth to describe how the firstborn child tend to have different personality traits than the children born after. It was been proven that the firstborn is regularly treated with more care as well as attention by the parents, this causes certain characters to form. It has also been said that other effects come with being the first child, Joshua K. Hartshorne (a Ph.D. student at Harvard University) wrote "But two studies from the past three years finally found measurable effects: our position in the family does indeed affect both our IQ and our personality.It may be time to reconsider birth order as a real influence over whom we grow up to be."