1.
Compare and Contrast the biological, psychological and sociological
perspectives on sexual Orientation.
2.From an Interactionist’s perspective, how can we improve the
status of the elderly?
3. Even though the nuclear family is not the statistical
majority in our society, its image as the “perfect” family
persists. Why do you think this is the case? How could the “perfect
family be redefined?
4. How does the educational system socialize children for
adulthood and employment? Which theoretical perspective support
this argument?
Compare and contrast the physiology of the human sexual response
in the male and the female, including stimuli, nervous regulation,
and effector targets. How are they similar and how are they
different? How does this relate to reproductive developmental
homology?
a.
Define and contrast
contango and normal contango. (1.5 marks)
b.
Define and contrast
backwardation and normal backwardation. (1.5
marks)
c.
Explain the relationship
between contango, cost-of-carry, and convenience yield.
d.
Explain the relationship
between backwardation, cost-of-carry, and convenience yield.
Compare and contrast asexual and sexual reproduction: what are
the principle advantages and disadvantages of each? Why do nearly
all living organisms have some form of sex during their life
cycle?
Explain the two sources of genetic diversity that result from
meiosis. Why is crossing over (recombination) especially important
for the adaptive evolution of a species.