What are the representatives of endogenous theory?

Mencius and Mencius can be said to be the representatives of China's ancient endogenous development theory. He believes that human nature is good, everything is in my heart, and human nature is sadness, shame, rebellion and right and wrong, which are the roots of the four qualities of benevolence, righteousness, courtesy and wisdom. As long as people are good at self-cultivation and self-cultivation, these qualities can be cultivated.

Freud, an endogenous theorist in the modern west, further explained the endogenous theory from two aspects: human needs and material factors. For example, Freud, the founder of Austrian psychoanalysis school, believes that human instinct is the most basic natural instinct and a potential, unconscious and fundamental driving force to promote human development.

Idealism belongs to endogenous theory.

Wilson, a modern American biologist, regards "gene replication" as the essential force that determines all human behaviors, while gesell, an American psychologist, emphasizes the decisive role of maturity mechanism in human development. He believes that human development genes determine a specific sequence. After completing a series of sequences, the body reaches maturity, and it is inefficient or even futile for education to form a certain ability before the maturity schedule through external training. Gesell not only thinks that the development process of human function is restricted by the growth law, but also "all other abilities, including morality, are governed by the growth law".

Gao Erdun, the founder of eugenics, and Gao Erdun, the founder of genetic determinism.