Theory of Biological Determinism

Biological determinism is the idea that a person's traits, behavior, and abilities are primarily shaped by their biological factors, such as genetics and brain chemistry. It suggests that who we are is largely predetermined by our biology, rather than by our environment or experiences. While genetics do influence some aspects of development, this view can overlook the importance of social, cultural, and personal factors. Critics argue that it may lead to overly simplistic explanations for complex human behavior and ignore the dynamic interaction between biology and environment.