… disagree on this point. For the sociobiologists, all of the modern world can be described in terms of biological creation as a response to biological neccessity: so too with the superego. Wilsons theory regarding the origin of the superego is based on the then-emerging science of the gene and gene-culture coevolution.
Gene-culture coevolution refers to the sociobilogists belief that the development of the … …
… something more egalitarian. The question of gender roles is associated with the nature versus nurture debate, which also emerges in a number of other sociological issues. This issue raises the question of which dominates, nature or nurture, meaning inherent traits or the power of training and socialization in a cultural …
… behavior, the third that it is a trait people are born with, and the central one a combination of the two.
This frames the nature of the debate that has long raged over homosexuality and its origin, whether that be biological, which would make it a naturally occurring sexual orientation … …