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1-If you ask everyone you know how they would describe romantic love, you would probably get a different answer from each person. Researchers have attempted to organize all the perspectives on love into a structured set of concepts. The triangular theory of love by Sternberg is one of the best researched, most popular models.

Consider the following two couples:

Couple 1: Julie and Jack support each other and share their private feelings. They know each other well and have a mutual desire to do what is best for each other which shows in their behavior. Julie and Jack are committed to staying together through thick and thin but they are not sexually active and do not feel a romantic connection.

Couple 2: Susan and Sam feel deeply connected and very close emotionally. They have a very strong mutual admiration for each other and seem to understand each other. Their hearts race when they are together and they want to spend as much time as possible touching, kissing, and having sex. They are “in the moment” and have not made a decision to be faithful or committed to each other.

Compare and contrast the two couples, explaining how they vary according to Sternberg’s theory. For each couple, identify the type of love and support your decision by recognizing aspects of the relationship that are associated with each of the components of the love category.

2-The newborn brain is 25% of its adult size and by age 2, it is 75% of its adult size. The dramatic growth of the brain in the first few years is largely due to an increase in the connections between neurons. The infant brain is "always on," adapting and self-organizing, seeking opportunities for stimulation and learning in their busy new world. Several companies have produced educational media products designed to enhance brain development. By providing a highly stimulating media product, the hope of many parents is that it will lead to superior cognitive development.

Imagine for a moment that you or your partner just gave birth to your first child. Your partner would like to maximize environmental stimulation for your new baby and purchase some educational media products. Your budget is tight and you need to spend your money wisely. You sit down with your partner and discuss all the factors that should be considered before making a purchase.

Write an essay including the factors you think should be considered. Make sure you discuss the importance of a stimulating (compared to impoverished) environment and the value of educational media. Are there any good alternatives to media products?

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3-Puberty refers to the years of sexual maturation and physical growth marking the end of childhood. For most adolescents, one of the most important aspects of puberty is when it occurs – where they are in their development compared to their peers. Many develop around the same time as their peers, but some develop relatively early or late. There are four pubertal timing categories that have received considerable attention from researchers: early developing girls, early developing boys, late developing girls and late developing boys. The experience of developing early or late can be challenging for an adolescent and can affect many aspects of their life including body image, self-concept, relationship with peers of the same sex as well as the opposite sex, academic performance, and likelihood of problem behaviors.

Consider the following scenario about Casey who is 14:

Casey is a freshman in high school and is attending his first high school dance. Dates are not required, which Casey likes because he prefers to go with his friends. Although Casey is interested in girls, they don’t seem to pay much attention to him at the dance. A few of his friends dance with a girl, especially the athletic ones who always seem to get selected over him for the prime positions in sports. Casey feels anxious and embarrassed, and does not feel very good about his less developed body. He has a good relationship with his buddies but is not popular with most of the kids. At the dance, a few of the popular boys convince Casey to go outside and smoke some pot. He’s nervous about it because if he gets caught, he’s sure the consequences will be severe, but he does it anyway.

Now consider another 14-year-old adolescent, Sandra. For Sandra, puberty started early, at about age 8. She is also a freshman in high school and just attended her first high school dance.

First, identify the pubertal timing category consistent with Casey’s experience. Support your decision with a description of the category. Second, create a scenario describing what Sandra is likely to have experienced at the dance and support your description with what you know about the pubertal timing category.

4-Your friend Susan is worried. She tells you that her father just turned 44 and has been acting different lately, concerned about things he never seemed to care about. For instance, she says that he has been researching various hair transplant methods to combat his bald spot (she didn’t think he cared about a little hair loss). At family dinners he talks about his younger days and how he has reconnected with some college friends on Facebook (some of whom are old girlfriends) and is constantly bringing up health issues. Susan is concerned that her father is going through a midlife crisis and that the next step is to replace her mother with a “younger model.” Susan adds that her father had a health scare a few months ago when discomfort in his chest resulted in a visit to the emergency room where he was told that he had a mild heart attack. She wonders if that has played a role in his unusual behavior.

The “Seasons of Life” theory by Daniel Levinson proposed that adults in their 40’s go through a midlife transition. According to the theory, many people experience this transition as a time of turmoil, during which they are aware of their own mortality and become concerned about the limited time left to complete their dreams and goals. Referred to as the “midlife crisis,” this period is associated with a variety of behaviors, most of which involve significant changes to aspects of day-to-day living including relationships, expenditures, and attention to health and personal appearance.

Evaluate Levinson’s original research and compare it to the modern perspective on midlife transition. Be sure to discuss the differences between the two perspectives. What is your evaluation of Susan’s father according to the current perspective?