Sexual orientation and its causes. Describe someone you know (e.g., yourself, a friend, a family member) who is gay, lesbian, or bisexual. In your opinion, what influenced this person's sexual orientation to develop as it did? Relate your discussion to the nature-nurture debate in psychology. Do you think sexual orientation (being heterosexual, homosexual, bisexual) results from biological factors (e.g., genetics, prenatal hormones, brain chemistry and structure), or does it result from environmental factors (the way our parents treat us; childhood experiences)? Are both nature and nurture important? Are we "born" heterosexual, homosexual, or bisexual? Can we "choose" to be heterosexual, homosexual, or bisexual? Do you think that gay/lesbian/bisexual people differ from heterosexual people in ways other than their attractions to men or women? - for example, do they differ in personality, nonverbal behavior, grooming? If so, why? Again, relate this to possible causes and theories of sexual orientation. (Long drawn out answer)