Harris's theory of the interaction of genetic heritability and group socialization proposes that the family's effect on one's behavior comes primarily from genetic transmission of predispositions from parent to child and that the effects of social environments come mostly from outside the family, especially peer groups.

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Harris's theory, known as Group Socialization Theory, suggests that while genetic factors influence behavior, socialization effects are largely derived from peer groups rather than family.

Harris's Theory of the Interaction of Genetic Heritability and Group