What makes a person who they are-is it their genes, their upbringing, their family circumstances, their reputations, or something else? Explain your answer, using evidence from this text, your own experience, and other art, literature, or history.

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Heidy Webster

17 January, 07:30

What makes a person who they are-is it their genes, their upbringing, their family circumstances, their reputations, or something else? Explain your answer, using evidence from this text, your own experience, and other art, literature, or history.

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Jadon · Answer 1

All factors : genes, upbringing, family circumstances, reputations shape a person's personality and make them who you are

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All these things : their genes, their upbringing, their family circumstances, their reputations - constitute to making of a person's personality

Both 'nature & nurture' determinants shape a person's personality. Natural characteristics as birth ascribed features, (genes) and nurture aspects like upbringing, other circumstances - shape a person's personality.