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        | four components of sexual intelligence |  | Definition 
 
        | self-understanding interpersonal sexual skills
 scientific knowledge
 cultural context
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        | oppression of women in Middle East stems from... |  | Definition 
 
        | patriarchal cultural traditions and fundamentalists sects, NOT the Qur'an |  | 
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        | sexual conservatism in China was caused by... |  | Definition 
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        | Protestant reformation emphasized this about sex |  | Definition 
 
        | valuable in marriage, not just for procreation |  | 
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        | Victorian era view of women & sex |  | Definition 
 
        | they were supposedly asexual |  | 
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        | social movements of the 20th century |  | Definition 
 
        | suffrage temperance
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 lesbian & gay
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        | understand sexual behavior predict sexual behavior
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        | measures slightest change in penis size |  | Definition 
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        | measures increased vaginal blood volume |  | Definition 
 
        | vaginal photoplethysmograph |  | 
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        | external female genitalia, includes mons veneris and labia majora and labia minora |  | Definition 
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        | sexual arousal is the only function of this female body part |  | Definition 
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        | the hymen is located inside of this female body part |  | Definition 
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        | this female body part can be enlarged with an episiotomy |  | Definition 
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        | these female body parts secrete mucus to provide lubrication |  | Definition 
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        | strengthen the pelvic floor muscles to prepare a woman for childbirth |  | Definition 
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        | these connect the ovary to the uterus as an egg passes through it |  | Definition 
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        | joins the vagina and the uterus |  | Definition 
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        | female body part that releases the egg |  | Definition 
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        | three stages of menstrual cycle |  | Definition 
 
        | menstrual proliferative
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        | Stage of shedding the endometrium |  | Definition 
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        | Stage of thickening of endometrium, follicle maturation & ovulation |  | Definition 
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        | Stage of corpus luteum development, futher thickening of endometrium |  | Definition 
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        | Physiological changes during transition period of fertility to infertility |  | Definition 
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        | contain most of the blood in the penis during an erection |  | Definition 
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        | overhanging part of the glans of a penis |  | Definition 
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        | elastic band of tissue under the glans of a penis that connects to the foreskin |  | Definition 
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        | Moves sperm from scrotum to ejaculatory duct through prostate |  | Definition 
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        | increases during orgasm and sexual contact |  | Definition 
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        | major libido hormone in females |  | Definition 
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        | neurotransmitter that facilitates sexual arousal |  | Definition 
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        | neurotransmitter that inhibits sexual arousal |  | Definition 
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        | Master's and Johnson's four phases |  | Definition 
 
        | Excitement Plateau
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        | type of love that is infatuation, short-lived, strong sexual desire |  | Definition 
 
        | passionate, or romantic, love |  | 
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        | type of love with friendly affection and deep attachment, tolerance for shortcomings |  | Definition 
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        | intimacy + passion + commitment |  | Definition 
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        | a passionate physical and emotional love based on aesthetic enjoyment |  | Definition 
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        | a love that is played as a game or sport; conquest |  | Definition 
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        | an affectionate love that slowly develops from friendship, based on similarity |  | Definition 
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        | love that is driven by the head, not the heart; undemonstrative |  | Definition 
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        | highly volatile love; obsession; fueled by low self-esteem |  | Definition 
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        | selfless love; spiritual; motherly love |  | Definition 
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        | attachment where it is easy to get close to others |  | Definition 
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        | attachment where you want to be close to others but don't think others want to be close to you |  | Definition 
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        | attachment where you're uncomfortable being close to other |  | Definition 
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        | age where they begin to act out marriage scripts |  | Definition 
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        | age for interest in bodily changes |  | Definition 
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        | intimacy where you create time to be together |  | Definition 
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        | intimacy that involves activities that you both like, and also separate activities |  | Definition 
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        | intimacy that involves what you find attractive about each other--looks, common interests |  | Definition 
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        | intimacy that involves being able to communicate on the same level |  | Definition 
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        | intimacy that involves having common goals and wanting the same kind of future |  | Definition 
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        | intimacy where you can express yourself |  | Definition 
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        | intimacy where you are both vulnerable |  | Definition 
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