Sexual Fetishism in Adolescence: Report of Two Cases
... impulsivity. In both groups, they found high rates of mood disorders; anxiety disorders, especially social phobia; and substance use disorders. The prevalence of any ADHD in the sex offender paraphiliacs was 43.3%, and nearly 25% of offenders were diagnosed with ADHD-combined subtype (16). Thus, ADH ...
... impulsivity. In both groups, they found high rates of mood disorders; anxiety disorders, especially social phobia; and substance use disorders. The prevalence of any ADHD in the sex offender paraphiliacs was 43.3%, and nearly 25% of offenders were diagnosed with ADHD-combined subtype (16). Thus, ADH ...
anita_repro_assignment_1
... This is a persistent failure to generate sufficient penile body pressure to achieve vaginal penetration and the inability to maintain this degree of penile rigidity until ejaculation. Penile diseases such as congenital malformation, peyronie’s disease, priapism, phimosis and rarely cold abscess may ...
... This is a persistent failure to generate sufficient penile body pressure to achieve vaginal penetration and the inability to maintain this degree of penile rigidity until ejaculation. Penile diseases such as congenital malformation, peyronie’s disease, priapism, phimosis and rarely cold abscess may ...
Mormon Sexuality and American Culture
... likewise lived lives of moral rectitude. What they lacked was the True and Everlasting Gospel. Most of those who accepted the Gospel followed its moral proscriptions gladly. Yet it is unlikely that these proscriptions, rather than belief in the Restoration, in priesthood authority, and in the gifts ...
... likewise lived lives of moral rectitude. What they lacked was the True and Everlasting Gospel. Most of those who accepted the Gospel followed its moral proscriptions gladly. Yet it is unlikely that these proscriptions, rather than belief in the Restoration, in priesthood authority, and in the gifts ...
Gabriele Kuby - fe-Medienverlags GmbH
... There appears to be no unified ideology which, like Marxism, compresses past, present and future in a stranglehold of interpretation. Today each person is apparently given the freedom to interpret his existence, his sex, his moral values; but this is a freedom that denies the existential conditions ...
... There appears to be no unified ideology which, like Marxism, compresses past, present and future in a stranglehold of interpretation. Today each person is apparently given the freedom to interpret his existence, his sex, his moral values; but this is a freedom that denies the existential conditions ...
AP Psychology Review 7: Motivation and Emotion
... arousal created by an imbalance in homeostasis that causes an organism to take action -Primary Drive: something that is a basic need for survival -Secondary Drive: is created by operant conditioning of some sort. In other words, it is ...
... arousal created by an imbalance in homeostasis that causes an organism to take action -Primary Drive: something that is a basic need for survival -Secondary Drive: is created by operant conditioning of some sort. In other words, it is ...
Concept note Media Fellowship 2015
... other issues around the world. By doing so, media fellowships have been successfully used to impact governance institutions and policies. In the context of Bangladesh, many international and national organizations have offered media fellowship in order to involve journalists more on a specific issue ...
... other issues around the world. By doing so, media fellowships have been successfully used to impact governance institutions and policies. In the context of Bangladesh, many international and national organizations have offered media fellowship in order to involve journalists more on a specific issue ...
1 Introduction
... their classic sociological analysis, John H. Gagnon and William Simon argue that sexual behavior is socially learned.28 Contrary to biologists and psychologists, who often discuss sexuality in terms of “drives” and “urges,” Gagnon and Simon believe that individuals internalize what they call “sexual ...
... their classic sociological analysis, John H. Gagnon and William Simon argue that sexual behavior is socially learned.28 Contrary to biologists and psychologists, who often discuss sexuality in terms of “drives” and “urges,” Gagnon and Simon believe that individuals internalize what they call “sexual ...
Mate Choice, Sexual Conflict, and Evolution of Senescence
... between the sexes. In mating contests between males and females, what is optimal for one sex may be suboptimal for the other sex. Consider sperm competition as an example. In many species, females will mate with two or more males in relatively quick succession. Sperm from multiple males are thus com ...
... between the sexes. In mating contests between males and females, what is optimal for one sex may be suboptimal for the other sex. Consider sperm competition as an example. In many species, females will mate with two or more males in relatively quick succession. Sperm from multiple males are thus com ...
Children and Sexual Abuse
... Because boys usually masturbate and girls often do not (not true in the United States), boys are more likely to learn a sexuality that is genitally focused. Boys learn their sexuality in a context that is homosocial. The audience bestows a sense of esteem on the boy. Girls who masturbate almost alwa ...
... Because boys usually masturbate and girls often do not (not true in the United States), boys are more likely to learn a sexuality that is genitally focused. Boys learn their sexuality in a context that is homosocial. The audience bestows a sense of esteem on the boy. Girls who masturbate almost alwa ...
Intervention strategies suggested by the Nigerian segment of the
... roads. An associated project (Omorodion 1993) found all market women, especially those who travelled distances to purchase goods or to sell them at markets other than their own, to be at higher than average risk of unsafe sex and infection. The Ondo State project (Orubuloye et al. 1993c) found that ...
... roads. An associated project (Omorodion 1993) found all market women, especially those who travelled distances to purchase goods or to sell them at markets other than their own, to be at higher than average risk of unsafe sex and infection. The Ondo State project (Orubuloye et al. 1993c) found that ...
Sexual Intercourse and Relationship Development
... of women, compared to 40% of men, stated that affection or emotional involvement was an importantprecursor to sexual involvement (Carroll,Volk, & Hyde, 1985). In another study, Peplau et al. (1977) found no difference between couples who engaged in sex early in their relationship and those who waite ...
... of women, compared to 40% of men, stated that affection or emotional involvement was an importantprecursor to sexual involvement (Carroll,Volk, & Hyde, 1985). In another study, Peplau et al. (1977) found no difference between couples who engaged in sex early in their relationship and those who waite ...
Cat Behavior and Training - Cat Neutering and Behavior
... and an incision is made over each side of the scrotal sac so that each testicle can be excised or completely removed. External sutures are not generally required. In males both testicles descend prior to birth from inside the abdominal cavity through the inguinal canal into the scrotal sac. In some ...
... and an incision is made over each side of the scrotal sac so that each testicle can be excised or completely removed. External sutures are not generally required. In males both testicles descend prior to birth from inside the abdominal cavity through the inguinal canal into the scrotal sac. In some ...
Some Differences Between Men and Women
... vulnerabilities, is always woven of a complex mixture of social and psychological imperatives, penchants, and possibilities. Many of these are contingent on gender, and gender issues in turn have social and psychological, as well as biological, components. Although men and women face the same existe ...
... vulnerabilities, is always woven of a complex mixture of social and psychological imperatives, penchants, and possibilities. Many of these are contingent on gender, and gender issues in turn have social and psychological, as well as biological, components. Although men and women face the same existe ...
Experimental evolution reveals trade
... immune costs of reproduction incurred by males and females. While selection on male mating frequency is the most parsimonious explanation for the immunological changes observed, it should be noted that sex ratio manipulation may also affect other unmeasured traits, such as female physiology and beha ...
... immune costs of reproduction incurred by males and females. While selection on male mating frequency is the most parsimonious explanation for the immunological changes observed, it should be noted that sex ratio manipulation may also affect other unmeasured traits, such as female physiology and beha ...
ASHA Book No3 - NRHM Manipur
... meetings of self-help groups, adolescent groups. Include information about prevention of RTIs/HIV/AIDS also. Dispel any rumors or mis-conceptions about contraceptives in villages. ...
... meetings of self-help groups, adolescent groups. Include information about prevention of RTIs/HIV/AIDS also. Dispel any rumors or mis-conceptions about contraceptives in villages. ...
Media Introduction
... If in our dealings with the press and media we put a lot of emphasis on the details of our personal stories, this tends to distract attention from our basic message of recovery and may involve us in outside issues or sensationalism. It is our policy not to use our last names, or in many cases to use ...
... If in our dealings with the press and media we put a lot of emphasis on the details of our personal stories, this tends to distract attention from our basic message of recovery and may involve us in outside issues or sensationalism. It is our policy not to use our last names, or in many cases to use ...
Male Sexual Addiction - National Forum Journals
... why or how sexual addiction occurs. There are several theories as to why an individual becomes addicted to sex. Some experts state that sexual addiction is related to a biochemical abnormality in the brain. Other theories claim sexual addiction may be caused due to “psychological and ...
... why or how sexual addiction occurs. There are several theories as to why an individual becomes addicted to sex. Some experts state that sexual addiction is related to a biochemical abnormality in the brain. Other theories claim sexual addiction may be caused due to “psychological and ...
PowerPoint Lecture Notes Presentation Chapter 2 Current
... • Not due to a medical illness, another psychological disorder (except another sexual dysfunction), or the effects of a drug Proposed DSM-5 Criteria for Delayed Ejaculation: • Marked delay, infrequency, or absence of orgasm on most occasions of sexual activity for at least 6 months • Causes marked d ...
... • Not due to a medical illness, another psychological disorder (except another sexual dysfunction), or the effects of a drug Proposed DSM-5 Criteria for Delayed Ejaculation: • Marked delay, infrequency, or absence of orgasm on most occasions of sexual activity for at least 6 months • Causes marked d ...
Drugs and Sexual Assault: A Dangerous Mix
... order to increase her vulnerability. Since women who were sexually abused as children are more likely to be heavy consumers of alcohol, as a way to cope with unresolved trauma. Women may also unwittingly be placing themselves at risk of further sexual violence in adulthood.20 ...
... order to increase her vulnerability. Since women who were sexually abused as children are more likely to be heavy consumers of alcohol, as a way to cope with unresolved trauma. Women may also unwittingly be placing themselves at risk of further sexual violence in adulthood.20 ...
Bayesian Advice for Gaydar-based Picking Up
... 18 % in the Rieger et al. (2010) study, where 81 % of targets were categorized correctly (assuming a hit-rate of 81 % and 100 - 81 % = 19 % false alarms). Even with a 90 % hit-rate and only 10 % false alarms, we still only have a probability of 32 % that a gaydar alarm is correct. Finally, with a 95 ...
... 18 % in the Rieger et al. (2010) study, where 81 % of targets were categorized correctly (assuming a hit-rate of 81 % and 100 - 81 % = 19 % false alarms). Even with a 90 % hit-rate and only 10 % false alarms, we still only have a probability of 32 % that a gaydar alarm is correct. Finally, with a 95 ...
AlbertaTrans.org, A network of communities in Calgary, Edmonton
... Dreger, Dr. Susan Bradley and Dr. Anne Lawrence (who though transgender herself, is far from representative of the transgender community). They are not on the Work Group, although it is possible that they may currently be consultants or selected as alternates (and it would concern us deeply if it we ...
... Dreger, Dr. Susan Bradley and Dr. Anne Lawrence (who though transgender herself, is far from representative of the transgender community). They are not on the Work Group, although it is possible that they may currently be consultants or selected as alternates (and it would concern us deeply if it we ...
Sexuality of the Middle-Class, Midlife Woman
... bedrock of intimacy problems lies in an eroded ability to communicate in all other aspects of the relationship, which then inevitably impacts sexual connectedness. Erotic sex as opposed to reproductive sex, thus needs to be considered in a relational context (Orbach, 1999, p. 202). Much that is writ ...
... bedrock of intimacy problems lies in an eroded ability to communicate in all other aspects of the relationship, which then inevitably impacts sexual connectedness. Erotic sex as opposed to reproductive sex, thus needs to be considered in a relational context (Orbach, 1999, p. 202). Much that is writ ...
Lesson 5 - Intimate Relationships and Family
... Paula Rust defines this phenomenon as “samesex behavior engaged in by essentially heterosexual individuals under certain extenuating circumstances, in keeping with the cultural belief that there are only two true forms of sexuality” Behavior is most likely found “in a cultural milieu favoring sexual ...
... Paula Rust defines this phenomenon as “samesex behavior engaged in by essentially heterosexual individuals under certain extenuating circumstances, in keeping with the cultural belief that there are only two true forms of sexuality” Behavior is most likely found “in a cultural milieu favoring sexual ...
Utilitarianism sex and relationships
... the couple happy and the outcomes of the marriage would be more important that certain duties with in the marriage. On the topic of divorce, utilitarianism would argue that it would be necessary to evaluate the outcomes of divorce in each situation before rushing into something that could affect the ...
... the couple happy and the outcomes of the marriage would be more important that certain duties with in the marriage. On the topic of divorce, utilitarianism would argue that it would be necessary to evaluate the outcomes of divorce in each situation before rushing into something that could affect the ...
- Wiley Online Library
... evoke emotional reactions ranging from extremely positive (it may be viewed as a transition to adulthood or a euphoric expression of love) to disappointment (Weis, 1983) or even anger or shame in the case of forced sex. Research indicates a marked average difference between males and females in the ...
... evoke emotional reactions ranging from extremely positive (it may be viewed as a transition to adulthood or a euphoric expression of love) to disappointment (Weis, 1983) or even anger or shame in the case of forced sex. Research indicates a marked average difference between males and females in the ...
Sexual attraction
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.