Why Are People Born The Same?

I 've loved to read and write ever since I was taught my ABC 's for the first time. It 's been a huge part of my life in a lot of different aspects. I learned how to read when I was three years old because I went to a daycare where I was the youngest kid and the only one who couldn 't read. Reading and writing just stuck with me after that. After I started reading better than my older daycare-mates, school was ready for me to conquer. The school put me with older kids right away and I was in English class with 3rd graders when I was in kindergarten. It helped me out with making friends and I always got along with older kids better

One of my all time passions is reading. I credit my love of reading to my dad, who has spent a great portion of his life reading as well. Some of my earliest memories are of my dad reading Harry Potter to me and my siblings, though I was the only child listening. My love of reading has only grown since then. Through reading I have learned about countless worlds and thousands of stories. I have discovered myself in between the pages of many different books, and I have learned more about people and the world arund me. Of all the ways to spend time, reading may be my absolute

I would not necessarily say reading is the most gratifying activity for me, I would like to blame that on technology though. When I was younger and technology did not have a big impact on me, I read for hours on end, but now as I have gotten older and technology is all around me, I would rather scroll through Instagram and read about other peoples lives than read a novel. With that being said, I am by no means against reading and I enjoy reading when I find a good book, I just do not often make time to read books. However, I am much more interested in the news and memoirs rather than fictional novels. I find it entertaining to read life-changing events humanity has encountered. Although I have not continued to enjoy reading now as I did

Reading is a wonderful reality escape.  Not every book I have the chance to receive is easy to read.  Some books are difficult to read due to not having privacy, time management, and having no patience.

Just like no two snowflakes match, no two people have had the same life. Experiences are what truly shape a person. For example, twins ,who share the same genetic code, have different personalities and characters. They grow apart and experience different things. Although they started out the same, they were shaped by experiences and grew into their own personalities.

As for reading, I thoroughly enjoy it. Personally reading has always been something I appreciate to make

If I do not enjoy the book, I adore to think of other readers and their perspective on the book. I can easily change my perspective of how I see the book, and it seems to become a new book. While reading books I loved from early on, I will be locked in for hours. No matter how long, I will not stop the book until it is over. I often will lock myself in my room, and read until the sun is up. There are many reasons of why I read. As a child, I was hated reading, for all the books seemed to be boring or “girly”. I always wondered why our classes would read the Little House on the Prairie, instead of books of war and violence. My previous school really delayed my love for reading. We had a strange A.R where some students would read a total of six points a year, where I was required to read on an upward of 250 points annually as young kids. I was forced to speed read, and read books I didn’t enjoy just for the high points value. The change of schools caused my love of reading to excel. I learned about many amazing books that I could read without a nearly impossible deadline. I read more and more, and learned to love the books for the content, not the forced

Humans are complex and interesting. All humans have feelings and the ability to think, and yet we are all different. What makes us differ? Psychologists and researchers have been trying to answer this question and continue to develop patterns in how our life experiences and environment help to make us who we are. The way we learn, remember, our attitudes, personality and what motivates us are some of the variables that contribute to molding us. To develop a better understanding of how these things affect us, I will compare my husband, Jim, to myself. Jim and I are close in age and race, but come from different

Personally I have grown to have a love-hate with reading. I love stories that are able to capture my attention. However, texts that were written in old English or are hard to understand are more difficult to want to read. Yet, reading regardless for leisure or business is a requirement and should be utilized to the maximum.

Reading has been one of my favorite hobbies since I was a little child. I grew up as a normal child should grow and eventually I had to start learning for me to fit in society. My literacy started many years ago, after I knew how to talk and communicate with people. Reading my alphabet was quite stressful and I had to be given a hand by my family members. I remember my parents reading with me and it was the most meaningful and memorable way to spend time with me. This is because I liked reading a lot and I was eager to learn so that I could fit in with my older siblings. My favorite books were storybooks taking about adventures and fairytales

As a relatively new student to psychology, there is a lot I don’t know about. However, one idea that has already been pounded into my head is that of nature vs. nurture. The debate over whether a person’s actions and mental processes are decided by their environment or their genetics. As an older brother, I have pondered such ideas many times. What is it that leads my brother and I to be so different. Where we raised differently or are we inherently different. One thing that is obviously true though, is that we are different.

Have you ever thought about how you got your personality? Was it from your parents or was it from how you were raised? The nature versus nurture debate is always happening around us. Some believe it’s nature and some believe it’s nurture. Identical twins are different in many ways, and this is because of nurture. Nurture is from how you were raised by your parents. Nature is from how you were born.

As humans I think that we can find comfort in the fact that we are always trying to understand who we are. We look to our ethic, racial and cultural background for guidance in determining what makes us unique. We analyze our personality and our interests as it changes and our beliefs that mold us into the person that we believe we are meant to become. We try to create our own sense of uniqueness, yet try to stay inclusive with those we share common space with. Overall, I find that we are more the same then different, and those that we are mostly around, probable share a common interest, if not common personality traits.

I absolutely love to read. I am considered a bookworm by many people. I love to read fiction stories and you can usually see me with a book during my free time.

Basically, the brain is maturing, logical thinking is developing, and teens are able to make more of their own choices in life. This brings a new sense of independence and new found freedom. This is when judgment and self-esteem issues come into play. Being in middle and high school, teenagers will face many situations of peer pressure at attempts to fit in with the cool crowd. They are attempting to find who they really are so they fit to be what is considered cool. They assume if you are "cool", you are liked, and that is what teenagers want; friends, socialization, and to be liked. This is also a constant struggle with teenagers; trying to find their identity as they are being peer pressured into being whatever is in the moment. It is hard to find those boundaries and true definitions of oneself in an adolescent mind. Much more goes on in the adolescent time of life then people are generally led to believe.