Wall of expression! IB 2 A by Aarushi Jain [TSRS - Teacher - Moul] https://padlet.com/aarushi_jain1/c5lhtr7muua6hplr en-us 2020-07-05 12:43:24 UTC 2021-07-29 05:57:28 UTC hello@padlet.com Diya Ahuja https://padlet.com/aarushi_jain1/c5lhtr7muua6hplr/wish/1663815168 - Dopamine ("Dopamine and Love "Fisher et al, 2005
- Vasopressin (Winslow et al, 1993)
- Oxytocin (Strathearn, 2001)
- Similarity of MHC genes (Wedekind "dirty t-shirt" study, 1995)
- Evolutionary Basis (Buss et al, 2001)
- Levels of Estrogen ]]> 2021-07-29 05:40:49 UTC https://padlet.com/aarushi_jain1/c5lhtr7muua6hplr/wish/1663815168 write about the biological factors to the formation of relations aarushi_jain1 https://padlet.com/aarushi_jain1/c5lhtr7muua6hplr/wish/1663815275 2021-07-29 05:40:56 UTC https://padlet.com/aarushi_jain1/c5lhtr7muua6hplr/wish/1663815275 Manya Singh https://padlet.com/aarushi_jain1/c5lhtr7muua6hplr/wish/1663815414 Biological factors include the effect of various hormones and genes. 

GENES: 
MHC (influence on mate selection/human attraction) E.g. Wedekind et al (1995) and (Wedekind and Furi, 1997) 

HORMONES:
1. Oxytocin (Strathearn 2001) 
2. Vasopressin (Winslow et al, 1993)

EVOLUTIONARY EXPLANATIONS: 
1. Gender plays a role e.g. Buss (1989) 
2. Selection preferences in both genders such as 'domestic skills' e.g. Buss et al (2001) ]]> 2021-07-29 05:41:05 UTC https://padlet.com/aarushi_jain1/c5lhtr7muua6hplr/wish/1663815414 Mira Kapoor https://padlet.com/aarushi_jain1/c5lhtr7muua6hplr/wish/1663815537

-Oxytocin: Strathearn (2001)

-Dopamine: Fisher et al (2005)

- Scent of sweat to detect genetic similarities (MHC genes) :  Wedekind (1995) Sweaty T-shirt study.

- Wedekind (1995), women taking contraceptive pills were more attracted to the odours of MHC-similar men.






]]> 2021-07-29 05:41:14 UTC https://padlet.com/aarushi_jain1/c5lhtr7muua6hplr/wish/1663815537 Myra Alawadhi https://padlet.com/aarushi_jain1/c5lhtr7muua6hplr/wish/1663815743 - MHC genes (if different from one's own) as established by the Dirty T-shirt study 
- Hormones (oxytocine)
- Dopamine  
- Women's hormones are effected if they are on the pill, hence influencing attraction ]]> 2021-07-29 05:41:26 UTC https://padlet.com/aarushi_jain1/c5lhtr7muua6hplr/wish/1663815743 Ayesha https://padlet.com/aarushi_jain1/c5lhtr7muua6hplr/wish/1663815910 Biological factors:
- Oxytocin 
- Dopamine
- Major histocompatibility complex genes
- Sweaty T-shirt study (Wedekind 1995)--pheromones acting as attractants
- Oestrogen
- Evolutionary basis

]]> 2021-07-29 05:41:35 UTC https://padlet.com/aarushi_jain1/c5lhtr7muua6hplr/wish/1663815910 Arismita https://padlet.com/aarushi_jain1/c5lhtr7muua6hplr/wish/1663818144 Biological factors
- pheromones / mhc genes (wedekind, 1995)  
- dopamine (fisher et al, 2005) 
- evolutionary basis 

]]> 2021-07-29 05:44:11 UTC https://padlet.com/aarushi_jain1/c5lhtr7muua6hplr/wish/1663818144 evaluate/discuss the biological factors for the formation of relation aarushi_jain1 https://padlet.com/aarushi_jain1/c5lhtr7muua6hplr/wish/1663822679
To what extent does biological factors formation of relation.-22 marks

Intro: define relations, talk about attraction how is it important, biological factors playing an imp in formation of relations such as evolutionary(Researcher), hormones, neurotransmitters and genetic factors such as MHC genes plays a crucial role in the formation of relations.
In the essay furthermore exploring the biological factors, one would explore the role of evolution in the. formation...BUss study, 

Furthermore Fisher talks about chemical cocktail where N and H play a role, give studies.. oxytocin and dopamine..


Genetic factors- MHC.

Only focussing biological factors would be reductionistic and morely researches are also correlational in nature therefore it is essential

Reductionistic point, cognitive and socio cultural factors, mention them...(resaerchers)]]> 2021-07-29 05:49:43 UTC https://padlet.com/aarushi_jain1/c5lhtr7muua6hplr/wish/1663822679