How to Compare and contrast the influence of heredity and hormones on human behavior?

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Human behavior is made up of hormones which may be part of the genetic make up of heredity. Heredity is something that is already in your genes. It just appears one day, but it has always been there.But hormones can be an uncontrollable chemical balance in a person diet, weight, and life style that cause the body to send unusual message to the brain causing you to react different depending on the circumstances.

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