There are two models of mammal reproduction strategies (fast and slow). The fast model are adopted when there's little control over a dangerous environment. Rabbits, who breed fast/frequently and die young, are examples. The slow model is adapted when the environment is secure. Elephants, who breed infrequently, are examples. People who grow up in dangerous environments (unstable/abusive) breed fast (ie teen pregnancies). They also tend to choose short term rewards over long term. The mentality of people in the fast model can be unlearned (ie 50 Cent).
There are two models of mammal reproduction strategies (fast and slow). The fast model are adopted when there's little control over a dangerous environment. Rabbits, who breed fast/frequently and die young, are examples. The slow model is adapted when the environment is secure. Elephants, who breed infrequently, are examples. People who grow up in dangerous environments (unstable/abusive) breed fast (ie teen pregnancies). They also tend to choose short term rewards over long term. The mentality of people in the fast model can be unlearned (ie 50 Cent).