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Investigating the Social and Cognitive Factors Influencing Risky
... behavior and alcohol consumption. Employing a multi-disciplinary approach can demonstrate how these distinct factors influence individuals as well as each other to impact behavior. Neurological research indicates that the brain continues to develop beyond childhood into early adulthood (Giedd et al. ...
... behavior and alcohol consumption. Employing a multi-disciplinary approach can demonstrate how these distinct factors influence individuals as well as each other to impact behavior. Neurological research indicates that the brain continues to develop beyond childhood into early adulthood (Giedd et al. ...
Queering Indian Sociology
... the surface of feminist sociology (Ingraham 1994). Ken Plummer (1994) attributes this omission to what he calls as the unfortunate tendency to conflate gender and sexuality. So, sociology in India and South Asia lacks ‘sexuality’ as a separate sub-field and even the engendered sociology recognizes o ...
... the surface of feminist sociology (Ingraham 1994). Ken Plummer (1994) attributes this omission to what he calls as the unfortunate tendency to conflate gender and sexuality. So, sociology in India and South Asia lacks ‘sexuality’ as a separate sub-field and even the engendered sociology recognizes o ...
A counselor`s guide to child sexual abuse
... problems, compulsive washing and/or masturbation, secretiveness, refusal to attend school, unwarranted fear of people and places, withdrawal, running away from home, and reenactment of abuse behaviors. Sexual symptoms include seductive behaviors, unusual interest in sexual ideas or avoidance of the ...
... problems, compulsive washing and/or masturbation, secretiveness, refusal to attend school, unwarranted fear of people and places, withdrawal, running away from home, and reenactment of abuse behaviors. Sexual symptoms include seductive behaviors, unusual interest in sexual ideas or avoidance of the ...
Friday 27 April. - Stanford University
... field of vision at the end of the luncheon party at the men’s college at Oxbridge. “It is strange what a difference a tail makes…” [p.13] In Ch. 2, the "public" space is the British Library, in which the narrator encounters overwhelming exhibits of sexism in the knowledge base. This chapter shows th ...
... field of vision at the end of the luncheon party at the men’s college at Oxbridge. “It is strange what a difference a tail makes…” [p.13] In Ch. 2, the "public" space is the British Library, in which the narrator encounters overwhelming exhibits of sexism in the knowledge base. This chapter shows th ...
A penological approach to the social construct of
... values from the community and their personal histories into the prison setting. They further argued that certain behaviors were more accepted among inmates because they were already exposed to and accepting of those behaviors in the subculture where they lived before they entered prison. Early rese ...
... values from the community and their personal histories into the prison setting. They further argued that certain behaviors were more accepted among inmates because they were already exposed to and accepting of those behaviors in the subculture where they lived before they entered prison. Early rese ...
Issues in Human Sexuality
... That sympathy, that is, the attempt to enter into both the mind and feelings of the other person, is crucial to this debate because sexuality is an integral part of being human. When Christians argue for their position in a forthright manner, which of course they are entitled to do, this can be pain ...
... That sympathy, that is, the attempt to enter into both the mind and feelings of the other person, is crucial to this debate because sexuality is an integral part of being human. When Christians argue for their position in a forthright manner, which of course they are entitled to do, this can be pain ...
The Ape That Thought It Was a Peacock: Does Evolutionary
... pair bonding if they failed in this strategy, whereas women evolved to be choosier than men about their sexual partners, and to favor long-term pair bonds with men who helped provide for their offspring. Men court women and compete with one another to gain sexual access to as many women as possible. ...
... pair bonding if they failed in this strategy, whereas women evolved to be choosier than men about their sexual partners, and to favor long-term pair bonds with men who helped provide for their offspring. Men court women and compete with one another to gain sexual access to as many women as possible. ...
Brilmyer_2017_Darwinian Feminisms
... women’s rights movement] be arrested’’ (138), arguing that if there was a difference between the male and female brain, it was less the result of ‘‘natural and necessary sex differences’’ than ‘‘difference of opportunity and environment’’ (1895, 107). Gardener’s ultimate testament to gender equality ...
... women’s rights movement] be arrested’’ (138), arguing that if there was a difference between the male and female brain, it was less the result of ‘‘natural and necessary sex differences’’ than ‘‘difference of opportunity and environment’’ (1895, 107). Gardener’s ultimate testament to gender equality ...
changing transgender identities in post-war Japan
... Tatsuji, there was a small scene for male sex-workers who dressed in traditional women's kimono in Tokyo's Ueno Park (Pflugfelder 1999: 331-32). Heightened police surveillance of the area from 1948 (Fushimi 2002: 208-9) caused them to move on to the red-light districts of Shimbashi and Shinjuku, as ...
... Tatsuji, there was a small scene for male sex-workers who dressed in traditional women's kimono in Tokyo's Ueno Park (Pflugfelder 1999: 331-32). Heightened police surveillance of the area from 1948 (Fushimi 2002: 208-9) caused them to move on to the red-light districts of Shimbashi and Shinjuku, as ...
Evolutionary Perspectives on Hermaphroditism in Fishes
... otherwise composed of gonochoristic taxa (example in fig. 2). Extant hermaphroditism in teleost fish is therefore a polyphyletic and derived condition relative to gonochorism. Furthermore, no extant hermaphroditic lineage appears to be evolutionarily ancient (although this should be interpreted in l ...
... otherwise composed of gonochoristic taxa (example in fig. 2). Extant hermaphroditism in teleost fish is therefore a polyphyletic and derived condition relative to gonochorism. Furthermore, no extant hermaphroditic lineage appears to be evolutionarily ancient (although this should be interpreted in l ...
paper - Oxford Academic - Oxford University Press
... complete inbreeding abandons the obviously important advantages of sexual reproduction, whatever these are.’’ Darwin’s (1862) question was considered by several of the great evolutionary biologists over the next 100 plus years (see Meirmans 2009), but it took on renewed force in the early 1970s when ...
... complete inbreeding abandons the obviously important advantages of sexual reproduction, whatever these are.’’ Darwin’s (1862) question was considered by several of the great evolutionary biologists over the next 100 plus years (see Meirmans 2009), but it took on renewed force in the early 1970s when ...
The New York State Forum
... factual information related to the profiles and statistics of those who sexually offend. He specializes in building partnerships across the legal and social services fields to enhance the prevention and treatment of sexual violence. He continues to work with a pro-bono law firm to obtain a 501c3 (no ...
... factual information related to the profiles and statistics of those who sexually offend. He specializes in building partnerships across the legal and social services fields to enhance the prevention and treatment of sexual violence. He continues to work with a pro-bono law firm to obtain a 501c3 (no ...
Ape That Thought It Was a Peacock
... pair bonding if they failed in this strategy, whereas women evolved to be choosier than men about their sexual partners, and to favor long-term pair bonds with men who helped provide for their offspring. Men court women and compete with one another to gain sexual access to as many women as possible. ...
... pair bonding if they failed in this strategy, whereas women evolved to be choosier than men about their sexual partners, and to favor long-term pair bonds with men who helped provide for their offspring. Men court women and compete with one another to gain sexual access to as many women as possible. ...
Diagnosis of STD - WPRO IRIS
... Nurses and other health care workers are often required to help people overcome problems related to sexual matters. Maintenance of good health does not always protect people from sexual problems. Professionals may be faced with questions about family planning, fertility regulation methods and pregna ...
... Nurses and other health care workers are often required to help people overcome problems related to sexual matters. Maintenance of good health does not always protect people from sexual problems. Professionals may be faced with questions about family planning, fertility regulation methods and pregna ...
perceived self-efficacy in the exercise of control over aids infection
... a shift in emphasis from trying to scare people into healthy behavior to empowering them with the tools for exercising personal control over their health habits. The influential role of people’s beliefs in their personal efficacy in adopting preventive health practices is shown by Beck and Lund (198 ...
... a shift in emphasis from trying to scare people into healthy behavior to empowering them with the tools for exercising personal control over their health habits. The influential role of people’s beliefs in their personal efficacy in adopting preventive health practices is shown by Beck and Lund (198 ...
Sexual Morality in Ancient Egyptian Literature
... brother or friend in addition to lover. 11 Also, the two men are not depicted engaging in anal intercourse. Ancient Egyptians may not have been opposed to camaraderie or affection between men, but simply opposed to anal intercourse. 12 If the two were lovers, however, and were known to engage in ana ...
... brother or friend in addition to lover. 11 Also, the two men are not depicted engaging in anal intercourse. Ancient Egyptians may not have been opposed to camaraderie or affection between men, but simply opposed to anal intercourse. 12 If the two were lovers, however, and were known to engage in ana ...
Sometimes the Social Becomes Personal
... you are an immigrant, your sexual orientation, and whether you are cisgender or transgender. Some of these positions are roles or situations that can be defined independently of any characteristics of the individuals who occupy them. The class of your family of origin, an organization you belong to ...
... you are an immigrant, your sexual orientation, and whether you are cisgender or transgender. Some of these positions are roles or situations that can be defined independently of any characteristics of the individuals who occupy them. The class of your family of origin, an organization you belong to ...
Intimate Encounters: Affective Economies in Cuba and the
... amused to find that the survey sought to solicit answers to questions about my affective experience at their hotel. In fact, the attention to the emotional experience of the hotel guest was as important, if not more, than the cleanliness of the accommodations. There was no room to discuss cucarachas ...
... amused to find that the survey sought to solicit answers to questions about my affective experience at their hotel. In fact, the attention to the emotional experience of the hotel guest was as important, if not more, than the cleanliness of the accommodations. There was no room to discuss cucarachas ...
Sexually transmitted infections in polygamous mating systems
... selected traits [6]; here we discuss how such heterogeneities can influence epidemiological dynamics of sexually transmitted infections (STIs) and the evolution of associated pathogens. We begin by reviewing how host heterogeneity in sexual behaviour can influence the epidemiological dynamics of STI ...
... selected traits [6]; here we discuss how such heterogeneities can influence epidemiological dynamics of sexually transmitted infections (STIs) and the evolution of associated pathogens. We begin by reviewing how host heterogeneity in sexual behaviour can influence the epidemiological dynamics of STI ...
mate choice and its evolutionary consequences
... From an evolutionary perspective, mate choice can be the most important decision in an individual’s life, at least for sexually reproducing animals. Some animals spend their whole life with one partner or share the responsibility of raising the offspring, while most animals (not least invertebrates) ...
... From an evolutionary perspective, mate choice can be the most important decision in an individual’s life, at least for sexually reproducing animals. Some animals spend their whole life with one partner or share the responsibility of raising the offspring, while most animals (not least invertebrates) ...
The Role of Pavlovian Conditioning in Sexual Behavior
... accidental experiences with a deviant act that was presumably rewarding (Binet, 1888). Later, Jaspers (1963) and Rachman (1961) independently proposed that sexual deviations were the result of an accidental pairing of an abnormal stimulus with sexual arousal or ejaculation. Laws and Marshall (1991a) ...
... accidental experiences with a deviant act that was presumably rewarding (Binet, 1888). Later, Jaspers (1963) and Rachman (1961) independently proposed that sexual deviations were the result of an accidental pairing of an abnormal stimulus with sexual arousal or ejaculation. Laws and Marshall (1991a) ...
2D:4D
... up for the study and received extra credit in their respective course for participating. Males (N = 62) mean age was 23.10 years. Females (N =81) mean age was 22.86. Procedures Subjects completed a demographic questionnaire asking questions about their sexual history. Then they completed the Buss an ...
... up for the study and received extra credit in their respective course for participating. Males (N = 62) mean age was 23.10 years. Females (N =81) mean age was 22.86. Procedures Subjects completed a demographic questionnaire asking questions about their sexual history. Then they completed the Buss an ...
Constructing sexual citizenship: theorizing sexual rights
... responsibilities as well as rights. In relation to sexuality, the question of responsibility has largely been concerned with establishing what are and what are not acceptable forms of expression of an assumed pregiven human need. That is, how are needs to engage in sexual activity to be met, in term ...
... responsibilities as well as rights. In relation to sexuality, the question of responsibility has largely been concerned with establishing what are and what are not acceptable forms of expression of an assumed pregiven human need. That is, how are needs to engage in sexual activity to be met, in term ...
J u s t i c e f... o f S e x u a l ... i n A r m e d C...
... recently that TRCs, including those in South Africa, Peru, Sierra Leone, East Timor, Morocco and Colombia, have started to internalize the need to incorporate a gender dimension into their work”.17 Developments illustrating this evolution include the holding of thematic hearings dedicated to women t ...
... recently that TRCs, including those in South Africa, Peru, Sierra Leone, East Timor, Morocco and Colombia, have started to internalize the need to incorporate a gender dimension into their work”.17 Developments illustrating this evolution include the holding of thematic hearings dedicated to women t ...
Acronyms - BRIDGE Gender - Institute of Development Studies
... sexuality is seen as an essential or biological ‘drive’ or ‘instinct’. For others, sexuality, like gender, is understood as being socially, culturally and historically constructed by power relations, including gender power relations. Many people take a position somewhere in between these two perspec ...
... sexuality is seen as an essential or biological ‘drive’ or ‘instinct’. For others, sexuality, like gender, is understood as being socially, culturally and historically constructed by power relations, including gender power relations. Many people take a position somewhere in between these two perspec ...
Sexual attraction
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Sexual attraction is attraction on the basis of sexual desire or the quality of arousing such interest. Sexual attractiveness or sex appeal is an individual's ability to attract the sexual or erotic interest of another person, and is a factor in sexual selection or mate choice. The attraction can be to the physical or other qualities or traits of a person, or to such qualities in the context in which they appear. The attraction may be to a person's aesthetics or movements or to their voice or smell, besides other factors. The attraction may be enhanced by a person's adornments, clothing, perfume, hair length and style, and anything else which can attract the sexual interest of another person. It can also be influenced by individual genetic, psychological, or cultural factors, or to other, more amorphous qualities of the person. Sexual attraction is also a response to another person that depends on a combination of the person possessing the traits and also on the criteria of the person who is attracted.Though attempts have been made to devise objective criteria of sexual attractiveness, and measure it as one of several bodily forms of capital asset (see erotic capital), a person's sexual attractiveness is to a large extent a subjective measure dependent on another person's interest, perception, and sexual orientation. For example, a gay or lesbian person would typically find a person of the same sex to be more attractive than one of the other sex. A bisexual person would find either sex to be attractive. Asexuality refers to those who do not experience sexual attraction for either sex, though they may have romantic attraction (homoromantic, biromantic or heteroromantic). Interpersonal attraction includes factors such as physical or psychological similarity, familiarity or possessing a preponderance of common or familiar features, similarity, complementarity, reciprocal liking, and reinforcement.The ability of a person's physical and other qualities to create a sexual interest in others is the basis of their use in advertising, film, and other visual media, as well as in modeling and other occupations.