Do parents or peer groups matter more in a child’s development? || Debate Clip
November 14, 2019
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as posted by the channelResponding to a question about whether parents or peer groups matter more in child development, Nancy Segal from Cal State Fullerton argues peers do have an influence, and Paige Harden from UT Austin adds that parents play a substantial role in choosing their kid’s social situation. An excerpt from the debate "Parenting Is Overrated."
FOR THE MOTION:
Robert Plomin - Professor of Behavioral Genetics, King’s College London
Nancy Segal - Professor of Psychology, California State University, Fullerton & Director, Twin Studies Center
AGAINST THE MOTION:
Paige Harden - Psychology Professor, University of Texas
Ann Pleshette Murphy - Author & Parenting Expert
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