Question 1: Do you think your family of origin and its cultural traditions reflect a more interdependent or independent view of self and (2) the ways in which the religious teachings of your family and culture have influenced your mental models of sexuality.
Question 2: Do you feel religious objection laws for pharmacists are appropriate? Explain your reasoning, and explain the reasoning of people who strongly favor and strongly object to such laws.
Question 3: What do you think is the appropriate limit of religious beliefs on secular law (that is to say, the laws that affect everyone)? Should it vary in societies that have people from many religious traditions compared to those that have a substantial majority from a similar tradition?
Question 4: Watch Jesse Rosten's video "Fotoshop by Adobé" that mocks the unrealistic image of models
Next, research the change in bicep nd abdominal muscles on GI Joe action figures from the 1960s to the 1990s. Write about your thoughts on how satisfied you are with your body as well as what body types you find attractive in others. Do you feel your body ideals and mental models are influenced by the media? Explain.
Question 5: In examining the future issues in sexuality and politics, do you think it is important that current personal and school based sex education include these topics? Would you describe the education you received as more sex positive or sex negative? Examples welcome.