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Do Biological Factors, Like Genes, Contribute to a Students Classroom Behavior?

 


What indications are there that behavior has a biological basis?

Behavior often is species specific. People are distinctly different from all other species, for example no other mammal would destroy a habitat with callus afterthought. Also no animal period has as complex a mating process as humans. The actions themselves are simple, but the process of getting is complicated. These distinct actions all show that the human species’ has specific behavior.

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