The presence of naturalised human is prevalent in the doctrines of ____.

Environmental determinism

The correct answer is Option (3) → Environmental determinism

The concept of naturalised human refers to humans being shaped and controlled by nature, adapting to its forces rather than altering them. This idea is central to the doctrine of Environmental Determinism, which holds that human activities, culture, and development are strongly influenced or determined by the natural environment.

In contrast:

• Possibilism emphasizes human agency and the ability to choose among possibilities offered by nature.

• Neo-determinism (or stop-and-go determinism) offers a balanced view, allowing for both environmental influence and human decision-making.