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| physical and biological features at birth |
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| identifying with a certain certain sex (psychological) |
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| which sex one is attracted to |
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| awareness, acceptance of, and comfort with one’s won body; physiological and psychological enjoyment of one’s own body and the bodies of others; awareness and enjoyment of the world as experiences through the five senses. |
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Body image
Human sexual response
Cycle
Skin hunger
Fantasy |
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| the ability and need to experience emotional closeness to another human being and to have it returned |
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| Characteristics of intimacy |
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Caring
Sharing
Loving
Liking
Risk Taking
Vulnerability |
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| a sense of who one is sexually, including a sense of maleness or femaleness |
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| Sexual health and reproduction |
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| attitudes and behaviors related to producing children, care and maintenance of the sex and reproductive organs and health consequences or sexual behavior |
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| the use of sexuality to influence, control, or manipulate others |
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| Strengths found in gay and lesbian groups |
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Emotional connection with partner and others
Role flexibility
Egalitarian decision making
Positive parent/child relationships
Perceptive of psychological dynamics
Effective communication skills |
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| source of power-means of keeping ahead |
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| Conservative in spending-focus on saving |
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| Satisfaction comes from spending money on self or others |
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| Means of control over life and maintaining independence |
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| the ability (potential or actual) of an individual to change the bahvior of other members within a social system |
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| the ability of one family member to change the behavior of the other family members |
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| Resource theory of family power |
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| the balance of power in a marriage is related to the relative resources each spouse has in that relationship |
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| the individual who is least interested in maintaining the relationship has the most power |
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| Legitimate power/Authority |
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| legitimate right to change another's behavior |
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| the ability to provide rewards for desired behavior changes |
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| based upon the perception that punishment will occur if the desired behavior does not happen |
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| identifiation with or attraction to another; physical attractiveness |
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| ability to use explanations and other persuasive communication to change someone else's behavior |
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| perception that one person has superior knowledge or ability within a given area and the understanding and skill to lead another to the best outcome |
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| similar messages that are designed to control how the relationship is defined |
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| the conflict between partners escalates |
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| spouses try to give control of the situation to the other |
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| spouses respect each other and try to avoid exerting control |
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| Complementary interaction |
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| one is submissive, one is dominant |
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Passion
Fascination
Sexual desire
Exclusiveness
Caring
Champion/Advocate
Giving the utmost |
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Enjoyment
Help
Respect
Acceptance
Understanding
Confidence
Trust
Loyalty |
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Commitment - cognitive component
Passion - (physical) motivational component
Intimacy - emotional component |
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