Early on, speech and language behavior characterize the cultural evolution of human traits. Complete maturity traits include polite or impolite manners, vocational enterprise and expertise, docility, criminality, femininity, masculinity, homosexuality, conventionality, and rebelliousness. In general, each individual growing up in a unique set of ambient conditions will become a unique personality subject to changes with environmental circumstances. Personality evolution observed. Since personality evolution is a naturalistic process, it can be observed in the development of neonates.
Human neonates begin as mere human evolutes.
They are completely bereft of innate natures or propensities to perform psychological responses. Psychological actions and traits arise through processes of acquisition, learning, and education. These processes are basically interbehavioral adaptations to the things, persons, and events that invariably surround neonates. For the most part, personality evolution is casual and unguided, though every family, group, or community sets up formal educational systems to influence particular types of development. Parents in cooperation with various cultural agencies will have ready blueprints for the way in which their children should behave.