Sentence examples for environmental determinism from inspiring English sources

Roger Pulwarty, for his part, rejects the notion of environmental determinism.

Glasspool calls the destruction of the Heygate an example of "environmental determinism".

In "Collapse," Diamond quite convincingly defends himself against the charge of environmental determinism.

Theories of environmental determinism that at their most simplistic equated primitive art with jungle origins have long been discredited.

They accuse him of "environmental determinism"—the idea that climatic conditions are fully responsible for human behaviour.

Like many debates in psychology, this one pits congenital, fundamentally genetic, explanations against explanations that rely on environmental determinism.

In Edinburgh, when Darwin was studying there, "issues of environmental versus anatomical determinism, and a self-animated versus a Creatively animated nature, were being thrashed out all around him". "Already the shadow of slavery as a dark corollary was emerging," Desmond and Moore write, "never stated, but looming larger as explanations of subjugation came to the fore".

Overall, these studies reveal low to moderate heritability for growth traits, indicating a strong environmental effect on the determinism of growth.

Shopping centres also appear to refute the physical determinism of much environmental psychology.

Conversely, no such information can be provided for RKNs, due to the lack of sex chromosomes in these species, where sex determinism is under environmental epigenetic control [ 45, 46].

Both genetic and environmental factors are involved in the determinism of aspects like temperament, but their relative weights may vary according to the trait being considered [e.g. 2].