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| Curiosity, Practical Reasons, Improve Functioning |
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| US Unusual focus (Attractiveness) |
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| Complexion in terms of Attractiveness is |
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| Attractiveness in terms of universality is |
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| men and women mutually inflict pain on each other |
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| nearly all cultures disapprove of masturbation of adults especially for adult women |
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| Culture affects views most on what thing in relation to sex? |
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| Premarital sex is more allowed where? |
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| Premarital sex is more prohibited where? |
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| Homosexuality Gender ratio |
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| Twice as many men as women homosexual |
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| One of the most sexually repressed and sexually naiive cultures? |
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| Inis Beag unusual stuff (3) and (2) |
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No knowledge of frenching, oral, or homosexuality
Also no dirty jokes/stories |
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| Two trends in terms of education level sexually |
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| The more educated one is the more likely to have masturbated in last year and more likely to terminate pregnancy |
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| Sex behaviors among black people (2) |
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| Do less oral, Black men masturbate less than white men |
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| Which ethnic group has the most abortions? |
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| Termination of Pregnancy rates are the same among which two races? |
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| Cross Cultural Studies on sexuality have enormous what? |
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| We are unique as humans sexually due to what? |
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| lower species are more hormonally controlled. We are unique in how we choose partners |
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| Mammals are unique sexually due to (2) |
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| they masturbate and display homosexuality |
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| A Nonsexual use of sexual behavior is? |
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| Sexual Health Perspective definition? (list of 4 in definition) |
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| Physical, emotional, mental, and social well being in relation to sexuality |
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| Evolutionary Perspectives (3) |
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| Sociobiology, Evolutionary Psychology, Evolution (natural selection) |
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| Evolution example sexually |
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bigger brain over time => small opening for birthing => gotta give birth sooner and softer skull when born
results in us having longest "helpless infant" time |
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| Sexual selection M vs F main difference in terms of mate selection |
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| Males compete, females choose |
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| choose mates who will be interested in raising our offsprign |
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| Why do we have this thing called "beauty?" |
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| More beauty = More fertility |
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| Freud was unique in terms of sexuality in psychology due to |
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| being among the first to address sexuality in a psychological sense |
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| Freud's Psychoanalytic theory (2 motivating forces) |
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death instinct. We each have a drive to destroy ourselves deep inside
Thanatos is greek for "death" |
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infantile, pleasure principle
have at birth |
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Regulates, Reality principle
Dev around 2 years old |
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Conscience, Idealism
Dev around 5 years old |
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| Psychosexual Development Theory |
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Erogenous zones
Oral, Anal, Phallic, Latency, Genital Stage
Fixations |
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| Evaluation of Psychoanalytic Theory (4) |
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Cannot be scientifically evaluated
derived from Freud's patients
overemphasis on instincts and biological determinants
Male-centered. Theory may be harmful to women |
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| wandering uterus, almost exclusively diagnosed in women, Hippocrates treatment with flowers n shit |
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| Vibrators originally created |
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| as treatment for Hysteria |
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| Connections, arousal, fetishes |
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| Consequences of sex, Sex = behavior/reinforces, avoidance |
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| Behavior Modification (REVISE CARD) |
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| Application and Extinction |
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Hedonism, be in a relationship as long as => Worth = rewards - costs
rather cynical of a theory according to Barnett |
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| Labeling: No erection vs impotence |
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“I think men talk to women so they can sleep with them and women sleep with men so they can talk to them.” – Jay McInerney
Sandra Bem
Gender schemas
Gender stereotype consistent
Gender stereotype inconsistent
as a cognitive theory to explain how individuals become gendered in society, and how sex-linked characteristics are maintained and transmitted to other members of a culture.[1] Gender-associated information is predominantly transmuted through society by way of schemata, or networks of information that allow for some information to be more easily assimilated than others. Bem argues that there are individual differences in the degree to which people hold these gender schemata. These differences are manifested via the degree to which individuals are sex-typed. |
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| Who developed Gender Schema Theory |
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| Sociological Perspectives Assumptions (3) |
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Every society regulates sexuality
Institutions affects rules governing sexuality
Sex behavior has cultural context |
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| Social Institutions influencing sexuality (5) |
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| Religion, Economy, Family, Medicine, Law |
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| Social Insitution influencing sexuality: religion |
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| Social Insitution influencing sexuality: Economy (2) |
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Marriage and children
sex as commodity |
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| Social Insitution influencing sexuality: family (2) |
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relational ideology
Socialization |
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| Social Insitution influencing sexuality: Medicine (2) |
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therapeutic ideology
Medicalization of sexuality |
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| Social Insitution influencing sexuality: Law |
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| duh. Pedophilia and shit. duh duh duhhh |
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| Symbolic Interaction Theory |
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Sexual scripts (etiquette on first date, etc)
How does sex typically happen |
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| The Social Importance (2) |
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Physical Pleasure
Self-disclosure
-body
-thoughts/feelings |
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Population not necessarily in tune with sample. (more open or even wanting to talk about sex)
random sample, probability sampling
Problem of refusal (non-response)
Purposeful distortion (embarassed, etc.)
-concealment (ie # of partners)
-enlargement (I GOT A 24 INCH PEEN)
Memory (memories during times of excitement = not the most accurate recited back)
Test-Retest Reliability
,8-.95 so good |
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Computer-assisted self-interview method (CASI)
Anonymity
Flexibility
Accommodates poor readers |
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| are more accurate than self report |
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| problems with direct observations in contrast with self report (3) |
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expensive
Time consuming
inhibition |
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| Extraneous factors for getting data here (2) |
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| Interviewer characteristics, wording of questionnaires |
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Informed consent
Protection from harm
Anonymity
Justice principle- all research has risk
Cost-benefit approach |
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The Kinsey Report (1940s)
The National Health and Social Life Survey (NHSLS; 1994)
Best survey of U.S. population |
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| Why do magazine surveys suck donkey nuts (2) |
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no random sample
unknown response rate |
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| Alfred Kinsey personality: |
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| Alfred Kinsey collected what? |
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| Alfred Kinsey's profession was |
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| Biologist and also I believe later a professor on zoology at Indiana University in Bloomington |
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| Alfred Kinsey wrote what two books |
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| Sexual Behavior in the Human Male (1948) and Sexual Behavior in the Human Female (1953) |
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| Institute for Sex Research (Kinsey Institute) financed by the Rockefeller Foundation |
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publicly stable married man
Privately homosexual (bisexual), and practiced masochism |
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| Project SIGMA (who did it and (2)) |
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Tony Coxon study on
Gay men's sexual behavior in the AIDS era
-some "out" others hidden |
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| interview someone willing, then ask if can get their friends/family, then ask their friends/family for willing participants, etc. |
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| Larger samples, stigmatized minorities, can't control environment |
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define population
creating a coding protocol |
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| efers to the extent to which two or more independent coders agree on the coding of the content of interest with an application of the same coding scheme thang |
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| Kinsey had gay affair with |
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| Ralph Vorus a student of his |
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| Kinsey wanted RAs who what |
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| appear conservative but actually were sexually liberal |
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| The trick to Kinsey's interviews to get them to open up was |
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he worded the questions to assume they had already done said thingie
"When was your first time with a prostitute?" |
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| Sexual Behavior and the Human Male was (2) |
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the best selling number one book that year
and the biggest selling science book ever |
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| What did Masters and Johnson write |
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| (1954) The Physiology of Sexual Response |
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| Participant Observant Technique |
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| Sometimes the researcher becomes the participant to get “true” results. |
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| the scientific description of the customs of individual peoples and cultures. |
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| 1998 Sadomasochism in semipublic settings |
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| Surgery to alter the shape or appearance of the labia minora and majora |
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| Two tiny glands located on either side of the vaginal entrance, no significant function |
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| not a sign of virginity (girls ride bikes, etc) |
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| Class Definition-Only procedure that could legitimately be called “female circumcision” |
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| Involves the partial or total removal of the clitoris and the inner lips |
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| Complete removal of external female genitals...The clitoris and all of the inner lips are removed, part of the outer lips are removed, and the raw outer edges of the lips are stitched together to cover the urethral opening and the vaginal entrance, with only a small opening left for the passage of urine and menstrual fluid |
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| A muscle around the vaginal entrance Class definition- Pelvic Floor Muscles |
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| Skene's Gland/Female Prostate |
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| "G-Spot" Responsible for female ejactulation |
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| The ridge at the base of the head of the penis...or you could use my definition, "The little mushroom cap looking thing" |
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The spongy tissue in the penis that fills with blood during sexual arousal resulting in an erection
tl;dr: FILLS WIT BLOOD TAH MAKE YA DICK BIG |
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| A slit the length of foreskin on the top of the head, otherwise the foreskin is left intact, practiced in Polynesia |
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| A slit running the entire length of the penis to the depth of the urethra on the lower side. Urine is secreted at the base of the penis, practiced in Central Australia |
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| Manufacturing plant for sperm, ya squiggly wigglies |
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| Cells in the testes that manufacture testosterone |
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| Highly coiled tube on the edge of testes |
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| Below bladder, secretes alkaline fluid in semen to neutralize acid in vagina |
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| Secrete clear alkaline fluid to neutralize acid in urethra "pre-cum" |
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| 2nd most common cancer in women |
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| Removal of the entire breast and underlying muscle and lymph nodes |
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| Only lump and small bit of tissue removed to remove boobie cancer |
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| 2nd most common cancer in men, right after (lung cancer I believe?) |
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