Cross-breed children ( parents from a different caste, religion, place) are more intelligent, True or false..Y

Question

For convenience and family compatibility there is a practice to fetch alliance from the same caste, religion etc. But most of the love marriages jump these boundaries and result in a cultural, genetical and social mix. Does these scientifically and medically lead to more dynamic and intelligent children ? If so or if not why ?

Answer 1

intelligence is learned and earned... not "bred".

Answer 2

It sounds odd to call children cross-breeds - a term which is usually used in connection with dogs. Different caste, creed or religion doesnot have any effect on the intelligence of children - but calling them cross breeds might.

Answer 3

This could one type of argument people put forward to support love marriages. But this is only selective reasoning. There is no sufficient evidence to rpove taht if you marry in same caste or religeon, teh children will not be bright or to the contrary. By agrreing to your parents' wish, you can avoid lot of complications.

Answer 4

Genetic factors can play a part in intelligence but race/religion/place are independent of intelligence.
Children may be more dynamic because they are exposed to both their parents' cultures and hence, more readily accept opinions and are more adaptable. Even so, that is mainly due to upbringing and not genes per say.

Answer 5

Intelligence is no way related with people marrying of different regions.


Jay

Answer 6

I DON'T THINK SO BECAUSE A CHILD CAN BE INTELLIGENT AND BE FULL BRED IT'S NOT ABOUT THE NATIONALITY OF A CHILD BUT IF THE PARENTS TAKE TIME TO TEACH THEM AND HELP THEM ALONG THE WAY.YOUR BELIEF IS HIDEOUS.

Answer 7

Just like in any marriage it depends. One can't categorize with a few examples.

Answer 8

No they are not more intellegent the are the same as other children.