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Title: In Chapter One (What Is Psychology), Wade and Tavris pointed out that one of the Post by: colleen on May 8, 2012 In Chapter One (What Is Psychology), Wade and Tavris pointed out that one of the hardest lessons of life is
how to live with uncertainty. Many questions don’t have current answers. Integrate this critical thinking guideline (tolerate uncertainty) with the information in Chapter Twelve (Motivation) regarding sexual orientation. Title: Re: In Chapter One (What Is Psychology), Wade and Tavris pointed out that one of the Post by: ThePsychic on May 9, 2012 The origins of homosexuality are still unknown.
Traditional psychological explanations have not been supported. Genetic and hormonal factors seem to be involved, more for males than for females, but the evidence is inconclusive. There is great variation in the expression of homosexuality throughout the world. Many people are not consistently homosexual, heterosexual, or bisexual throughout their lives. It is likely that biology, culture, learning, and circumstances interact in determining homosexuality. There may be different causes, or combinations of causes, for different individuals. |