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This document discusses several key factors for understanding human behavior: 1) It examines both individual similarities and differences that people possess in terms of nature, nurture, IQ, EQ, thinking, attitudes, and personality traits. 2) It explores how both heredity and environmental effects from prenatal development to social groups influence human development. 3) Several aspects of human thinking, attitudes, interpersonal skills, and group dynamics are defined and their importance is discussed.
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