nativistic (Meaning)

Wordnet

nativistic (a)

advocating the perpetuation of native societies

of or relating to or advocating nativism

Webster

Relating to nativism.

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The nativistic theory of language acquisition claims that children are born with an innate ability to learn language.
Nativistic scientists believe that certain traits or behaviors are determined by genetics rather than environment.
The nativistic perspective on intelligence emphasizes the role of inherited factors in cognitive abilities.
Some psychologists argue that human aggression has a nativistic basis.
The nativistic hypothesis suggests that cultural differences are primarily due to genetic variations between populations.
Evolutionary nativists contend that certain cognitive and behavioral traits have been selected for through natural selection.
Nativistic explanations for social behavior focus on the biological foundations of human cooperation and competition.
Cultural nativists argue that beliefs and values are rooted in innate human predispositions.
Nativistic movements often emphasize the preservation of traditional values and cultural practices.
The resurgence of nativistic sentiment in many parts of the world has raised concerns about social cohesion and political stability.

advocating the perpetuation of native societies, of or relating to or advocating nativismRelating to nativism.

xenophobic,nativist, antiforeign, patriotic,anti-immigrant, loyal, jingoistic, nationalist, nationalistic, superpatriotic

internationalist,internationalist,,

The nativistic theory of language acquisition claims that children are born with an innate ability to learn language.

Nativistic scientists believe that certain traits or behaviors are determined by genetics rather than environment.

The nativistic perspective on intelligence emphasizes the role of inherited factors in cognitive abilities.

Some psychologists argue that human aggression has a nativistic basis.