Answer to Question #302493 in Psychology for Musa

Question

PART I - In the chapter on sexual behavior, we learned that different cultures and countries view sexual orientation in various ways. For example, in some places, sexual orientation is viewed as a learned behavior that people have a choice over, and individuals are ostracized if their orientation or behavior is not the same as the majority’s behavior. In other areas, sexual orientation is considered a biological matter, implying that choice is not part of it. In other locations, sexual orientation is considered a mixture of biology and environment, where both influences are present

Do you believe sexual orientation is an issue that we, as a society, should be involved in? Why or why not?

Answer 1

Sexual orientation is a topic of discussion since it embraces an individual's array of romantic, emotional, and sexual attraction to persons of a specific gender namely male or female. Sexuality is a vital part of who we are as human beings. Further than the capability to reproduce, sexuality illuminates how we see ourselves and how we actually relate to others. However, it cannot be a matter of debate due to liberties among people to embrace heterosexual, bisexual, or homosexual.