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| Having both ovarian and testicular tissue |
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| 2 gonads of the same kind, but their external genitialia and 2nd sex characteristics don't match their chromosomal make-up |
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| Encompasses erotic an emotional feelings a person has for the oppisite or same sex individual |
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| What is the chromosome make-up of a male and a female human |
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| Why are male more prone to genetic disorders |
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| Don't carry as much genetic material |
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| identify and explain the stages of the human sexual response cycle |
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Excitement-become aroused=secretion of fluids
Plateau-increased blood flow
Orgasm-
Resolution-back to normal |
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| What is genital herpes and what happens to peps with it over time |
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sexually transmitted disease, an infection caused by herpes simplex 1 and 2
decreases over years-shorter and less severe than previous outbreaks |
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| What is sexual dysfunction and what is the most common one for males |
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persistent impairment of sexual interest or reponse that causes interpersonal difficulties or personal stress
-climacing 2 early |
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| females recurrent or persistent involuntary spasms of the outer mucles of the vagina-organisums |
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-stable approach to the world
-behavior,coping skills, emotional reg. thinking-traits |
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| What is a correlation coefficient and how to do you interpret it |
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R= coefficient += same and -=opposite
#=gives strength +1---1= range
-sign=direction direction of r's between X and Y |
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| . Whis is the independent and dependent variable |
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Independent= variable manipulated by a researcher to determine effect on dep
Dependent= shows outcome of experiment |
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| Catalyst - starts something |
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| What are the 2 major components of the nervous system |
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Central= brain and spinal cord
Peripeheral= neural fibers lying outside central |
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| What are the jobs of the sympathetic and parasympathetic nervous system |
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Sympathetic=prepares body for fight or flight Fear
Parasympathetic= returns the body to homeostasis- balanced state. Normal |
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| Basic cell of Nervous system |
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| What is the sequence of the parts of a neuron conveying messages |
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| Sodium gates open ions change places |
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| What are the gaps within the myelin sheath called |
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| What is resting potential, action potention, refractory period |
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Resting=more negative inside than outside-polarized
Action= more positive inside than outside-depolarized
Refractory= all or nothing |
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| What is the oldest structure of the brain |
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| Integrates incoming information and relays it to the cerbal cortex |
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| What is function of the Frontal, Occipital, Parietal and Temporal lobes |
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Frontal = problem solving
Parietal= sensation except smell
Occipital= see things
Temporal= Auditory information Speech |
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| What is the job of the lens of the eye |
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| Can change shape to focus the visual image |
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| What is the bling spot of the eye |
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