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... Aim: This chapter focuses on psychological and interpersonal aspects of women and men’s sexual functioning following a critical review of the literature from 2010 to the present. Method: This manuscript is part 1 of 2 of our collaborative work during the 2015 International Consultation on Sexual Med ...
... Aim: This chapter focuses on psychological and interpersonal aspects of women and men’s sexual functioning following a critical review of the literature from 2010 to the present. Method: This manuscript is part 1 of 2 of our collaborative work during the 2015 International Consultation on Sexual Med ...
Invitation to the Life Span by Kathleen Stassen Berger
... – In the United States, one result of pushing almost all high school students to pursue an academic curriculum is that more are prepared for college. – Another result is that more students drop out of high school. ...
... – In the United States, one result of pushing almost all high school students to pursue an academic curriculum is that more are prepared for college. – Another result is that more students drop out of high school. ...
Interactive Toolkit - USC CIR - University of Southern California
... 2004; Tanielian & Jaycox, 2008). Although treatment of these injuries (Morey et al., there is a dearth of research on sexual 2014), the long-term impact remains functioning in military populations, available understudied, despite the potential effects on research indicates that approximately 80% the ...
... 2004; Tanielian & Jaycox, 2008). Although treatment of these injuries (Morey et al., there is a dearth of research on sexual 2014), the long-term impact remains functioning in military populations, available understudied, despite the potential effects on research indicates that approximately 80% the ...
Chapter 3
... in Emerging Adults • Although emerging adults have sexual intercourse with more individuals than young adults, they have sex less frequently. Approximately 25 percent of emerging adults report having sexual intercourse only a couple of times a year or not at all (Michael & others, 1994). • Casual se ...
... in Emerging Adults • Although emerging adults have sexual intercourse with more individuals than young adults, they have sex less frequently. Approximately 25 percent of emerging adults report having sexual intercourse only a couple of times a year or not at all (Michael & others, 1994). • Casual se ...
Obsessive Compulsive Disorder
... windows in tall buildings, the less fearful of heights you would become over time The same principles apply with OCD, with one catch… ...
... windows in tall buildings, the less fearful of heights you would become over time The same principles apply with OCD, with one catch… ...
Genomic conflicts and sexual antagonism in human health
... oxytocin and testosterone) because such hormones centrally mediate patterns of physical and behavioral resource allocation that underlie both forms of conflict. In early development, a suite of imprinted genes modulates the human oxytocinergic system as predicted from theory, with paternally inherit ...
... oxytocin and testosterone) because such hormones centrally mediate patterns of physical and behavioral resource allocation that underlie both forms of conflict. In early development, a suite of imprinted genes modulates the human oxytocinergic system as predicted from theory, with paternally inherit ...
Planned Parenthood - National Life Chain
... family planning/birth control industry definition of abstinence, as follows: “ABSTINENCE: There is nothing wrong with abstinence. In fact, sometimes it is just what we want. Abstinence means making love without having intercourse. It is the most effective form of birth control, has been used for cen ...
... family planning/birth control industry definition of abstinence, as follows: “ABSTINENCE: There is nothing wrong with abstinence. In fact, sometimes it is just what we want. Abstinence means making love without having intercourse. It is the most effective form of birth control, has been used for cen ...
American Perceptions of Sexual Violence: A FrameWorks Research Report
... solutions they focused on were aimed at changing cultural norms and implementing policies that could be effective at preventing sexual violence. In contrast, among the members of the public we interviewed, we found that two meta-cultural models underlie many issues related to sexual violence includi ...
... solutions they focused on were aimed at changing cultural norms and implementing policies that could be effective at preventing sexual violence. In contrast, among the members of the public we interviewed, we found that two meta-cultural models underlie many issues related to sexual violence includi ...
Poverty and Risky Sexual Behaviours: Evidence from Tanzania
... Results also indicated that economic hardship was the main reason for young women engaging in sexual relationships at an early age. Collins and Rau (2000) have observed that poverty is likely to be associated with lack of education, and lack of education implies that messages regarding the risk of c ...
... Results also indicated that economic hardship was the main reason for young women engaging in sexual relationships at an early age. Collins and Rau (2000) have observed that poverty is likely to be associated with lack of education, and lack of education implies that messages regarding the risk of c ...
Sexual violence and mental health: Findings from practitioners
... Advocates (ISVAs, IDVAs and IDSVAs) – to better understand the extent to which they are currently working with the intersecting issues of sexual violence and mental health, and their skills in this area. After collecting basic data about each respondent’s profession, practitioners were asked 15 ques ...
... Advocates (ISVAs, IDVAs and IDSVAs) – to better understand the extent to which they are currently working with the intersecting issues of sexual violence and mental health, and their skills in this area. After collecting basic data about each respondent’s profession, practitioners were asked 15 ques ...
Mate choice turns cognitive
... individuals, so there would be strong incentives for mate choice to favor sexual cues that advertise ‘good genes’. But if fitness is not heritable, it would be determined by a sort of environmental lottery that just influences an individual’s phenotype. Mate choice might just favor cues advertising ...
... individuals, so there would be strong incentives for mate choice to favor sexual cues that advertise ‘good genes’. But if fitness is not heritable, it would be determined by a sort of environmental lottery that just influences an individual’s phenotype. Mate choice might just favor cues advertising ...
LOSS OF SEXUAL RECOMBINATION AND SEGREGATION IS
... reverse rate. These results provide the first empirical evidence in support of the alternative theoretical prediction that asexual populations should instead diversify more rapidly than sexual populations because they are free from the homogenizing effects of sexual recombination and segregation. Al ...
... reverse rate. These results provide the first empirical evidence in support of the alternative theoretical prediction that asexual populations should instead diversify more rapidly than sexual populations because they are free from the homogenizing effects of sexual recombination and segregation. Al ...
Sexual Attraction to Clients: The Human Therapist and
... frequently does it occur among all therapists, not just those who become sexually intimate with their clients? Do therapists feel uncomfortable, guilty, or anxious when they notice such attraction? Do they tell their clients? Do they consult with their colleagues? Why do therapists refrain from acti ...
... frequently does it occur among all therapists, not just those who become sexually intimate with their clients? Do therapists feel uncomfortable, guilty, or anxious when they notice such attraction? Do they tell their clients? Do they consult with their colleagues? Why do therapists refrain from acti ...
(2015). Human Mate Choice, Evolution of. In
... by a single mother (Daly and Wilson, 1988; Geary, 2007; Hewlett, 1988; Hill and Hurtado, 1996; Hrdy, 2007) further suggest women benefit by allocating more effort to a long-term ...
... by a single mother (Daly and Wilson, 1988; Geary, 2007; Hewlett, 1988; Hill and Hurtado, 1996; Hrdy, 2007) further suggest women benefit by allocating more effort to a long-term ...
Deconstructing Sexual Harassment
... enormous (Roiphe, Morning After): sensitivity sessions, marches, regulations, offices and officers, investigations public and private, and in many cases sanctions which, like that of Professor J. Donald Silva, seem all out proportion to the crime. Nor can concerns that serious sexual harassment char ...
... enormous (Roiphe, Morning After): sensitivity sessions, marches, regulations, offices and officers, investigations public and private, and in many cases sanctions which, like that of Professor J. Donald Silva, seem all out proportion to the crime. Nor can concerns that serious sexual harassment char ...
Standing Against Sexual Harassment
... does not know what to do or where to get help. She also may not report the harassment because she feels humiliated and may fear: • Retaliation: loss of promotion; less desirable assignments; loss of job. • Ridicule from co-workers: treatment as a troublemaker; loss of respect – “She asked for it.” • ...
... does not know what to do or where to get help. She also may not report the harassment because she feels humiliated and may fear: • Retaliation: loss of promotion; less desirable assignments; loss of job. • Ridicule from co-workers: treatment as a troublemaker; loss of respect – “She asked for it.” • ...
Chapter Seven: Shame and Intimacy
... humiliated—and very many of these memories are about events which have to do with sex. It begins at a very early age. A baby boy may be made to feel he has done something wrong when he has a sexual erection—and particularly if he seems to be interested in it or proud of it. A baby girl may be made ...
... humiliated—and very many of these memories are about events which have to do with sex. It begins at a very early age. A baby boy may be made to feel he has done something wrong when he has a sexual erection—and particularly if he seems to be interested in it or proud of it. A baby girl may be made ...
Sexual selection: endless forms or tangled bank?
... sexual selection should then be singled out for being overly broad is not clear. If we look for similar examples in ecology, do we find that the concept of density dependence is too broad and therefore meaningless because of the almost innumerable ways in which it can be manifested? Sexual selection, ...
... sexual selection should then be singled out for being overly broad is not clear. If we look for similar examples in ecology, do we find that the concept of density dependence is too broad and therefore meaningless because of the almost innumerable ways in which it can be manifested? Sexual selection, ...
here it is as a word document exactly as JWB emailed it
... number of people at the OU still need to go and other community leaders need to leave communal leadership positions. There has never been proper accountability for the decades that Lanner's abuses were tolerated. The Orthodox institutions still need to address their failures and do real Teshuvah. So ...
... number of people at the OU still need to go and other community leaders need to leave communal leadership positions. There has never been proper accountability for the decades that Lanner's abuses were tolerated. The Orthodox institutions still need to address their failures and do real Teshuvah. So ...
Mate choice: From sexual cues to cognitive adaptations
... in more detail some pitfalls of cue-cataloguing compared to cognitive modelling; then the conclusion will outline a normative and descriptive alternative. ...
... in more detail some pitfalls of cue-cataloguing compared to cognitive modelling; then the conclusion will outline a normative and descriptive alternative. ...
a deficiency in addressing campus sexual assault
... (18.3%) and one in seventy-one men (1.4%) have been raped.2 Rape is such a common crime that researchers have hypothesized that women live under a “shadow of sexual assault” that influences how they think about their risk for victimization and crime generally.3 Sexual violence on campus is an especi ...
... (18.3%) and one in seventy-one men (1.4%) have been raped.2 Rape is such a common crime that researchers have hypothesized that women live under a “shadow of sexual assault” that influences how they think about their risk for victimization and crime generally.3 Sexual violence on campus is an especi ...
Human Hips, Breasts and Buttocks: Is Fat Deceptive?
... If fat is deceptive, moreover, exaggerated breast and pelvic developments that actually suggest fat deposits (e.g., large breasts on a fat woman as opposed to a slender one, or lumpy hips), rather than mammary development or a particular skeletal structure, will be less interesting to males. Zffct i ...
... If fat is deceptive, moreover, exaggerated breast and pelvic developments that actually suggest fat deposits (e.g., large breasts on a fat woman as opposed to a slender one, or lumpy hips), rather than mammary development or a particular skeletal structure, will be less interesting to males. Zffct i ...
Chapter 3
... Victorian times bowers have often been referred to as ‘true artworks’ of the animal kingdom. Darwin himself said that the bowers “are tastefully ornamented with gaily-coloured objects; and this shews that they must receive some kind of pleasure from the sight of such things” ([1879]2004:115).65 Huma ...
... Victorian times bowers have often been referred to as ‘true artworks’ of the animal kingdom. Darwin himself said that the bowers “are tastefully ornamented with gaily-coloured objects; and this shews that they must receive some kind of pleasure from the sight of such things” ([1879]2004:115).65 Huma ...
Sexual Boundary Violations 2007 - Professional Standards Authority
... range of situations in which professional boundaries are crossed and sexual actions and feelings are allowed to enter into a relationship which is supposed to operate in the interests of the patient/ client, and which, by virtue of the patient/client’s vulnerability, is inherently unequal. The patie ...
... range of situations in which professional boundaries are crossed and sexual actions and feelings are allowed to enter into a relationship which is supposed to operate in the interests of the patient/ client, and which, by virtue of the patient/client’s vulnerability, is inherently unequal. The patie ...
Acronyms - BRIDGE Gender - Institute of Development Studies
... relations, including gender power relations. Many people take a position somewhere in between these two perspectives. This section presents a range of definitions of sexuality which reveal the variety of understandings that exist. The view of sexuality as a biological phenomenon (often referred to a ...
... relations, including gender power relations. Many people take a position somewhere in between these two perspectives. This section presents a range of definitions of sexuality which reveal the variety of understandings that exist. The view of sexuality as a biological phenomenon (often referred to a ...