The presentation must include the following:
1. Explain the possible evolutionary connection with the behavior or biology of your topic.
2. Relate the biology in your topic: function in the body, homeostasis, physiology, anatomy and so forth.
My topic is Sexual Oppression (like, sexism, homosexual oppression, etc.)
Do you guys have any ideas? I'm drawing 100% blanks!
Biology in Relation to Sexism
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david wrote:I was just sitting here surfing and my mom looks over my shoulder. I had to jab down the down key real quick so she wouldn't see that topic title and question me about what kind of site I was going on.
Re: Biology in Relation to Sexism
Stephen Barnes wrote: homosexual oppression
Have a talk with Damon
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I think what you want to be researching is "sexually dimorphic behavior," which is a behavior that has different forms or that occurs with diferent probabilities or under different circumstances in males and females (Physiology of Behavior. Carlson, N., 2001) These behaviors are mostly influenced by hormones. You can find hormonal influences on reproductive behavior and parental (maternal and paternal) behavior.
-- oh and hormones have both organizational effecs and activating effecs on the body.
Let me know if you want to know more...there are also the following topics in the same book about "sexual orientation and the brain," "possible causes of differences in brain development," and "heredity and sexual orientation."
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-- oh and hormones have both organizational effecs and activating effecs on the body.
Let me know if you want to know more...there are also the following topics in the same book about "sexual orientation and the brain," "possible causes of differences in brain development," and "heredity and sexual orientation."
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