Walklate begins to state the differences between reliability and validity concerning sources and data sources. ... This theory goes back to the medieval times, and has been supported by psychologists such as William McDougall who debates that women have a distinctive need to protect and care for the young in the community. ... He partook in experimental research with Bales (1951) concerning two groups of people in a family. ...

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The topic of sexuality has created taboo debate since the time of the time of Mary Magdalene. ... There are various ways in which this could be executed; mailing/email( a link to their email address) surveys to students' school address and anonymously answering specific questions concerning their sexuality, visit the LGBTA meetings held on campus and see whether there are more men or women present at the meetings, provide a toll free number in which the person can confidentially express their sexual identity to the other party on the phone, have a meeting for people who identify themselv...

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However, there is not much substantial evidence to support many of the theories concerning sex differences in intelligence. ... The only results that demonstrate some significance (medium size) and are in favour of men are those concerning spatial abilities but do not necessarily represent general intelligence. ... There are debates in recent literature on what the extent in sex differences in intelligence are, particularly spatial intelligence, how they are influenced by environment and what role does gender stereotypes play in these sex differences (Halpern & LaMay, 2000). ...

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