SUPPOSE A MALE IS BORN BUT A BOTCHED CIRCUMCISION PROCEDURE LEAVES HIM WITHOUT A PENIS. THE DOCTOR TELLS THE FAMILY THAT THEY SHOULD CONSIDER A SURGERY TO MAKE THE CHILD’S GENITALIA LOOK FEMALE AND RAISE HIM AS A GIRL.
WHAT WOULD DESCARTES’S THEORY OF DUALISM SAY ABOUT THIS APPROACH? WHAT WOULD WATSON’S BEHAVIORIST PERSPECTIVE SAY ABOUT THIS APPROACH? HOW WOULD THINKING ABOUT THE OUTCOMES VIA A NATURE VS. NURTURE PERSPECTIVE BE PROBLEMATIC?
Suppose a male is born but a botched circumcision procedure leaves him without a penis. The doctor tells the family that they should consider a surgery to make the child’s genitalia look female and raise him as a girl. What would Descartes’s theory of Dualism say about this approach? What would Watson’s behaviorist perspective say about this approach? How would thinking about the outcomes via a nature vs. nurture perspective be problematic?
Suppose a male is born but a botched circumcision procedure leaves him without a penis. The doctor tells the family that they should consider a surgery to make the child’s genitalia look female and raise him as a girl. What would Descartes’s theory of Dualism say about this approach? What would Watson’s behaviorist perspective say about this approach? How would thinking about the outcomes via a nature vs. nurture perspective be problematic?
Suppose a male is born but a botched circumcision procedure leaves him without a penis. The doctor tells the family that they should consider a surgery to make the child’s genitalia look female and raise him as a girl. What would Descartes’s theory of Dualism say about this approach? What would Watson’s behaviorist perspective say about this approach? How would thinking about the outcomes via a nature vs. nurture perspective be problematic?
Suppose a male is born but a botched circumcision procedure leaves him without a penis. The doctor tells the family that they should consider a surgery to make the child’s genitalia look female and raise him as a girl. What would Descartes’s theory of Dualism say about this approach? What would Watson’s behaviorist perspective say about this approach? How would thinking about the outcomes via a nature vs. nurture perspective be problematic?
Suppose a male is born but a botched circumcision procedure leaves him without a penis. The doctor tells the family that they should consider a surgery to make the child’s genitalia look female and raise him as a girl. What would Descartes’s theory of Dualism say about this approach? What would Watson’s behaviorist perspective say about this approach? How would thinking about the outcomes via a nature vs. nurture perspective be problematic?
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