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Weegy: his difference is perhaps highlighted in the quote attributed to Psychologist Donald Hebb who is said to have once answered a journalist's question of "which, nature or nurture, contributes more to personality?" by asking in response, [ "Which contributes more to the area of a rectangle, its length or its width?"[9] For a particular rectangle, its area is indeed the product of its length and width. Moving to a population, however, this analogy masks the fact that there are many individuals, and that it is meaningful to talk about their differences.[10] Thus if a game such as soccer defined the width of a playing field very tightly, but left the length unspecified, then differences in the area of the playing fields would be almost entirely due to differences in length. ]
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In the nature via nurture issue, nature refers to that which is inherited / genetic.

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The additional work performed by women (employed mothers) is sometimes called SECOND SHIFT.

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