<prompt> Bapisa le ho bapisa likarolo tsa tlhaho khahlano le kholiso boitšoarong ba motho.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Compare and contrast the roles of nature versus nurture in human behavior. . Response in English: Nature and nurture are two fundamental aspects that play a critical role in determining human behavior. Nature refers to the genetic and biological factors that contribute to the development of an individual. This includes aspects such as physical appearance, temperament, and genetic predispositions to certain behaviors and traits. For instance, studies have shown that certain mental health disorders can have genetic links, meaning that the likelihood of an individual developing such a disorder can be influenced by their genetic makeup.On the other hand, nurture refers to the environmental influences that shape human behavior. This includes aspects such as upbringing, education, culture, social relationships, and life experiences. For example, individuals who grow up in nurturing and supportive environments tend to exhibit positive behavior traits, such as empathy and resilience, compared to those who grow up in harsh or neglectful environments.Both nature and nurture play a critical role in shaping human behavior, and it is often difficult to separate the two. For instance, a person may have a genetic predisposition to aggression, but this behavior can be amplified or mitigated by their upbringing or life experiences. Therefore, nature and nurture interact in complex ways to determine the behavior of an individual.In summary, nature and nurture both play essential and interdependent roles in shaping human behavior. While nature provides the raw materials, such as genetic and biological factors, nurture helps to sculpt, refine and enhance these traits through environmental influences. . Response in Sesotho: Tlhaho le kholiso ke lintlha tse peli tsa mantlha tse bapalang karolo ea bohlokoa ho khethollang boitšoaro ba motho. Tlhaho e bolela liphatsa tsa lefutso le likokoana-hloko tse tlatsetsang khōlong ea motho. Sena se kenyelletsa likarolo tse joalo ka chebahalo ea mele, botho, le liphatsa tsa lefutso boitšoarong le mekhoa e itseng. Ka mohlala, liphuputso li bontšitse hore mafu a itseng a bophelo bo botle ba kelello a ka ama liphatsa tsa lefutso, ho bolelang hore monyetla oa hore motho a be le boloetse bo joalo o ka susumetsoa ke liphatsa tsa bona tsa lefutso. Ka lehlakoreng le leng, khōliso e bolela tšusumetso ea tikoloho e susumetsang boitšoaro ba motho. Sena se kenyelletsa likarolo tse kang khōliso, thuto, setso, likamano tsa sechaba, le liphihlelo tsa bophelo. Ka mohlala, batho ba hōletseng tikolohong ea tlhokomelo le tšehetso ba atisa ho bonahatsa litšobotsi tse ntle tsa boitšoaro, tse kang kutloelo-bohloko le mamello, ha li bapisoa le ba hōlelang libakeng tse thata kapa tse sa tsotelleng. Bobeli tlhaho le kholiso li phetha karolo ea bohlokoa ho bopeng boitšoaro ba batho, me hangata ho thata ho arola tse peli. Ka mohlala, motho a ka na a ba le liphatsa tsa lefutso tsa ho ba mabifi, empa boitšoaro bona bo ka matlafatsoa kapa ba fokotsoa ke khōliso ea bona kapa liphihlelo tsa bophelo. Ka hona, tlhaho le kholiso li sebelisana ka litsela tse rarahaneng ho tseba boitšoaro ba motho. Ka bokhutsoane, tlhaho le kholiso ka bobeli li bapala likarolo tsa bohlokoa le tse amanang ho bopa boitšoaro ba motho. Le hoja tlhaho e fana ka lisebelisoa tse tala, tse kang liphatsa tsa lefutso le likokoana-hloko, tlhokomelo e thusa ho betla, ho hloekisa le ho ntlafatsa litšobotsi tsena ka tšusumetso ea tikoloho. 