Is human behavior determined

Answer 1

The debate over this question is as extensive as time itself. This is one phenomenon no one has been able to explain properly. There is a great deal of debate on both sides as one can easily see from a quick search on Google but in the end it all depends on how much weight you give to each argument. The advocates of free will state that at any given time a person is facing several different choices and whatever he/she chooses rests entirely upon the person itself. For example, at this moment I can choose to type this answer or sleep and I have decided to type the answer rather than sleep. It seems then as if every action is based upon one's individual thoughts at the moment, however the proponents of determinism state that it is because of some unbroken prior chain of events that caused me to decide what I had. Given that I have a history of not sleeping till late and busying myself in trivial tasks like this which probably is a cause of me trying to rebel against my parents in childhood and so forth and so on and it can all be traced back through history, more specifically to the big bang. Therefore every action that is carried out was determined to be carried out based on the upbringing and history of that person and this world.

Answer 2

There is no definitive answer to this question. Human behavior is still being studied.
There are theories which have been proposed. One theory is that human behavior is determined by genetics. Another theory is called the "tabula rasa" or "blank slate" theory which is that humans are a blank slate when born and their behavior is learned from their experience. Innatism holds that the mind is born with ideas and knowledge, so not all knowledge is gained from experience. Behaviorism is based on the belief that all behaviors are acquired through conditioning. And there is a theory that believes human behavior is a combination of genetics and conditioning.

Answer 3

Human behavior is influenced by a combination of genetic, environmental, and societal factors. While individuals may have genetic predispositions to certain behaviors, they also have the capacity to make choices and decisions that shape their actions. Therefore, human behavior is not solely determined but is rather a complex interplay of various factors.

Answer 4

human behaviour is created during the fist years of the life.

it also can be changed.

Answer 5

I think so. It should be though.