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it appears that both Harris 1998 and Plomin & Daniels 1987 agree on this. Harris 2006 recaps the conclusions. i have seen no studies or editorials which disagree with these conclusions. unless the conflicting opinion that there are in fact shared environmental effects on personality is found in the contemporary literature, then there's no reason to cast doubt on that conclusion in this article. --[[User:Rikurzhen|Rikurzhen]] 01:48, 19 April 2006 (UTC) |
it appears that both Harris 1998 and Plomin & Daniels 1987 agree on this. Harris 2006 recaps the conclusions. i have seen no studies or editorials which disagree with these conclusions. unless the conflicting opinion that there are in fact shared environmental effects on personality is found in the contemporary literature, then there's no reason to cast doubt on that conclusion in this article. --[[User:Rikurzhen|Rikurzhen]] 01:48, 19 April 2006 (UTC) |
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I dont have a reference for you right now, but it doesnt make any logical sense whatsoever that non-shared environemtnal factors can have an affect on personality, but shared environmental factors, such as family, can not. This goes against most modern psychological analysis which considers many aspect of our personality developing from early childhood experiences, including those who influence us most at such an early stage in development. I havent read those studies and I don't know if they are avaliable on-line, but there are obviously numerous widely-supported sources contradicting such "conclusions" from those of Harris and Daniels. [[User:69.157.112.58|69.157.112.58]] 23:41, 22 April 2006 (UTC) |
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anon's edit summary: it is no where agreed that shared-environmental factors have no affect on personality and many studies have shown the opposite. More can be read on this in "nature vs. nurture"
it appears that both Harris 1998 and Plomin & Daniels 1987 agree on this. Harris 2006 recaps the conclusions. i have seen no studies or editorials which disagree with these conclusions. unless the conflicting opinion that there are in fact shared environmental effects on personality is found in the contemporary literature, then there's no reason to cast doubt on that conclusion in this article. --Rikurzhen 01:48, 19 April 2006 (UTC)
I dont have a reference for you right now, but it doesnt make any logical sense whatsoever that non-shared environemtnal factors can have an affect on personality, but shared environmental factors, such as family, can not. This goes against most modern psychological analysis which considers many aspect of our personality developing from early childhood experiences, including those who influence us most at such an early stage in development. I havent read those studies and I don't know if they are avaliable on-line, but there are obviously numerous widely-supported sources contradicting such "conclusions" from those of Harris and Daniels. 69.157.112.58 23:41, 22 April 2006 (UTC)