One's interpretation and understanding of sexuality generally vacillate during his or her lifespan. These experiences are affected by diverse factors that include biopsychosocial, economic, cultural, religious, and spiritual factors. Various theories have come into play and have helped in understanding the concept of love, intimacy, and commitment.

Provide your understanding of love, commitment, and intimacy.

Describe Sternberg's Triangular Theory of Love.

Describe the eight basic ways in which intimacy, passion, and commitment combine.

Describe the geometry of love. Assess the validity that you think these above-mentioned theories hold.

Explain the functionalist, conflict, and symbolic interactionist perspectives about the family institution. What are some of the similarities? Which perspective do you identify with and why? Does this perspective best explain the family institution overall? Explain your answer.

In 250-300 describe the difference between equality and equity, and then explain how equality and equity operate in US society today. Which is preferable. Why?

Social cognitive theory posits that human functioning results from reciprocal interactions among personal factors, such as cognitions, emotions, behaviors, and environmental conditions. It contends that learners set goals that they feel self-efficacious about attaining and believe that when attained will result in positive outcomes. Bandura's theory identifies two types of expectations—outcome expectation and efficacy expectation. Outcome expectations are beliefs about the likely consequences of actions (Bandura, 1986).Efficacy expectations, or self-efficacy, refer to personal beliefs about an individual's capabilities to learn or perform actions at designated levels (Bandura, 1997).

Based on your understanding of the above and relevant research, answer the following questions:

What is self-efficacy and what is the self-efficacy model based on?

In your own words, explain the significance of the term 'fag', how it is used, and how Pascoe's study helps explain the concept of 'hegemonic masculinity'.

What are some of the most powerful dangers or risks to good development for individuals? Support your answer by citing a particular theory or set of theories.

Sexuality is essential to the way one conceives oneself. It may depend on one's experiences and considerations that often fluctuate throughout his or her lifespan. It gets impacted by different biopsychosocial, economic, cultural, religious, and spiritual factors. The textbook states that with the passing time, the emotional, intellectual, and physical aspects of sexual desire and expression become fairly stable in both genders. The Western views have equalized aging with dying, so most of the people probably have a confined view of aged adults as sexually active individuals. Unfortunately, our healthcare providers are also not exempted from these stereotypical attitudes.

Regardless of sexual orientation, how are men and women similar and different in terms of their attitudes toward sex and love?

Describe Sternberg's Triangular theory of Love. Can you compare a relationship you have experienced to Sternberg's theory?

How does a social cultural message add to the stereotypes toward sexuality in aging population?

Are there changes in the sexual behavior of the aged population?

Describe the changes in sexuality from puberty through late adulthood. Describe how a person's definition and experience of sexuality and intimacy often fluctuates throughout his or her lifespan. What are some of the influences as it relates to "changes in sexuality from puberty to late adulthood"?

Write a 500-word essay describing your strengths and weaknesses and how the use of goals and proper motivation can help you reach your dreams for success in school, career, and life   

According to the Insider’s Guide to Academic Writing: A Brief Rhetoric. Second Edition, the book lists five criteria that are necessary when drafting a research question, what are they?

What theoretical orientation(s) will you primarily use when counseling students and why? Identify how you considered culture in your theoretical orientation choices

Listening guide to Bessie Smith's "In the house blues"

What factors enabled England & its colonial allies to consistently better the French in Canada during King William’s, Queen Anne’s, King George’s & French & Indian War [names in North America of 4 Anglo-French Wars between 1689-1763]. Why did the Treaty of Paris that resolved the Seven Years’ War depart from the previous status quo antebellum territorial settlements in North America of Queen Anne’s War & King George’s War? How did the outcome of the Seven Years’ War alter the geopolitical structure of North America? Finally, what consequences of the Seven Years’ War contributed to the Anglo-American rupture known as the American Revolution?