Question 1: The nature versus nurture debate has been deliberated and refuted for many years in relation to how each side can explain the development of attachment. The nature perspective argues that it is a biological (genetic) process; whilst the nurture perspective proposes that the development of attachment is learned by a child's interactions within their environment. Write an essay under the following title: 'Explain the nature versus nurture debate, and discus how their viewpoints can be applied to offer explanations relating to the attachment process between an infant and their caregiver'. WORD COUNT: For this you have a word limit of 600 words to write a mini essay. NOTE: - structure and guidance Title – ensure you include a title. Introduction – say what you are going to be writing about, Define what attachment is and how this is viewed from a nature and a nurture perspective. Mention any theories you are going to look into and then state that you are going to compare and contrast these theories before evaluating them. 50 words). Main body 1st paragraph –. Identify and discuss your first theory for the nature perspective of attachment, back this up with evidence to support the theory. (150 words). 2nd paragraph - identify and discuss theory associated with the nurture perspective of attachment, back this up with evidence to support the theory. (150 words). 3rd paragraph - What evidence is there that refutes the nature perspective in explaining attachment? (100 words). 4th paragraph - What evidence is there that refutes the nurture perspective in explaining attachment? (100 words). Conclusion – give a brief summary of both the nature and nurture perspectives and conclude (does one perspective offer a complete explanation of the process of attachment, or do they both offer contributory factors?). (50 words). Remember to reference throughout your work and include a reference list at the end of your work. Note! Your title, quotations or in text references are not included within your word limit. Always write in 3rd person (remember you are discussing theories and ideas that belong to other people , not your own. Please provide plagarism FREE work. Thank You.