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| the psychological sense of maleness or femaleness |
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| cultural expectations imposed on men and women |
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| mismatch in which one's gender identity is inconsistent with ones chromosomal and anatmoic sex |
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better verbal skills
nurtance, trust
democratic leadership |
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better in visual/spatial tests, math
agressive, higher in self-esteem
autocratic leadership |
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| excitement, plateau, orgasmic, resolution |
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unknown
theories not possible roles for genetics, and prenatal symptoms |
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atypical or deviant patterns of sexual attraction or arousal
example: fetishism, exhibitionism |
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persistent and distressing problems in sexual interest, aousal or response
Sexual desire/arousal disorders
orgasmic disorders |
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| Causes of sexual dysfunctions |
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biological: drugs, diseases, hormonal probs
psychological: relationship probs, performance anxiety, repressive attitudes of sex that exist in family |
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| treatments to sexual dysfunctions |
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| sex therapy: reduces performance anxiety, foster sexual skills, improve partner communication |
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| the use of threat of force to conpel a person into having sexual intercourse |
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sexual coercion;
unwelcome sexual comments, jokes, demands for sexual favors, physical contact |
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