Question

We know that biological, psychological and social factors all contribute to human sexual behavior; however, do you see one of these factors as being relatively more important than the others?

Answer 1

I see that out of the three factors; the biological, psychological and social one of these factors i.e. the biological; as being relatively more important than the others for contributing to human sexual behavior; because despite all others factors i.e. psychological and social remaining same humans behave differently in the different phases of their life i.e. childhood, adolescence and adult. Thus it is only during adolescence that we develop an inclination towards the opposite sex and exhibit the sexual behavior and not in childhood. Apart from it, the age vise expression of some genes leading to a change in the hormones of our body makes us inclined towards sexuality more than anything else.