I honestly believe it’s both.
In modern psychology, there’s often a blending of both ideas: while humans might have some innate capacities for empathy and cooperation, our environment, upbringing, and personal experiences play a significant role in shaping how we develop a sense of morality.
Ultimately, it might be that we’re born with a certain potential for goodness, but it’s through the influence of our families, communities, and life experiences that we learn how to express it.
Thanks for sharing Kimberly