Exploration of homosexuality based on multiple scientific aspects

Abstract

Homosexuality has become a heated debate in recent years and it has prevailed nowadays around the world, causing tremendous changes in the current society. In this article, homosexuality is discussed based on multiple scientific perspectives: neuroscience, genetics, and psychology. Specifically, the passage will focus on structural differences in the brain between heterosexual and homosexual people, the role of genetics in homosexuality, and psychological principles behind the curtain. As our findings have shown, there are significant disparities in brain structures, such as different GMV (Gray matter volume). They have also provided valuable insights into the relationship between certain genetic characteristics and sexual orientation. Additionally, psychological explanations and clinical issues have been revealed. Overall, this study contributes to a holistic understanding of the biological and psychological aspects of sexual orientation, presenting many worth pondering inferences.