Everything one must know about hiv/aids.
... Intrapersonal-one will learn about education, knowledge, and their beliefs about HIV/AIDS and carry that will them throughout life. Interpersonal-one will learn behaviors from family, friends or co-workers, whether it be positive or negative. For example, a teen engaging in risky sexual behavior ...
... Intrapersonal-one will learn about education, knowledge, and their beliefs about HIV/AIDS and carry that will them throughout life. Interpersonal-one will learn behaviors from family, friends or co-workers, whether it be positive or negative. For example, a teen engaging in risky sexual behavior ...
Sex Differences in the Responses of the Human
... effects of emotional arousal on declarative memory, memory for facts or events that can be brought to mind through a conscious, voluntary effort to retrieve the memory (Squire and Zola 1996). Each of these studies examined differences in brain activity occurring during memory encoding (i.e., memory ...
... effects of emotional arousal on declarative memory, memory for facts or events that can be brought to mind through a conscious, voluntary effort to retrieve the memory (Squire and Zola 1996). Each of these studies examined differences in brain activity occurring during memory encoding (i.e., memory ...
Determinants of consistent condom use among
... regular partners were related to the respondent’s partners not wanting to use condoms. The regular partners’ most common reason for not wanting to use condoms was related to reduced sexual pleasure when using condoms. Some of the partners’ reasons were also directly related to difficulties when usin ...
... regular partners were related to the respondent’s partners not wanting to use condoms. The regular partners’ most common reason for not wanting to use condoms was related to reduced sexual pleasure when using condoms. Some of the partners’ reasons were also directly related to difficulties when usin ...
Physical Attractiveness as a Signal of Biological Quality
... that vary between cultures and time. In my thesis I found that it is not so. Instead, I show that attractiveness and preferred traits serve as cues to phenotypic qualities that provide selective benefits for those who choose their mates based on these criteria. In the first study I show that attract ...
... that vary between cultures and time. In my thesis I found that it is not so. Instead, I show that attractiveness and preferred traits serve as cues to phenotypic qualities that provide selective benefits for those who choose their mates based on these criteria. In the first study I show that attract ...
deviance - 2010SOCY2280
... • Black (1996:372-3) argues that the ban exacerbates health risks which would significantly reduce if the ban was removed. This occurs since the ban reduces the incentive for research into safe dosages and ways to overcome harmful side effects; it restricts medical monitoring; it contributes to the ...
... • Black (1996:372-3) argues that the ban exacerbates health risks which would significantly reduce if the ban was removed. This occurs since the ban reduces the incentive for research into safe dosages and ways to overcome harmful side effects; it restricts medical monitoring; it contributes to the ...
Adolescence: Social and Emotional Development
... Attraction to members of same sex Self-labeling as gay or lesbian Sexual contact with members of same sex Disclosure of sexual orientation to others/coming out ...
... Attraction to members of same sex Self-labeling as gay or lesbian Sexual contact with members of same sex Disclosure of sexual orientation to others/coming out ...
Ape That Thought It Was a Peacock
... exert mate choice and that both sexes pursue longterm relationships and invest in offspring. Why, then, are we emphasizing the MCFC model? The reason is that, although elements of the MMC model can be found in EP, the influence of the MCFC model is also clearly evident. This raises two issues. The f ...
... exert mate choice and that both sexes pursue longterm relationships and invest in offspring. Why, then, are we emphasizing the MCFC model? The reason is that, although elements of the MMC model can be found in EP, the influence of the MCFC model is also clearly evident. This raises two issues. The f ...
Let’s Get Serious: Communicating Commitment in Romantic Relationships Please share
... Indeed, the qualities that women tend to be most selective about consist of the qualities that will help to ensure the fitness of women and their children, such as material resources and signals of relationship commitment and provisioning (Li et al., 2002). Building on these ideas, the discrepancy i ...
... Indeed, the qualities that women tend to be most selective about consist of the qualities that will help to ensure the fitness of women and their children, such as material resources and signals of relationship commitment and provisioning (Li et al., 2002). Building on these ideas, the discrepancy i ...
Respond to the suspicion of hijab and the Clothes
... level, civilized behavior and self-control against temptations. Although these are important and beneficial principles, they are not enough. Otherwise, what is the reason for the high rates of rape and sexual harassment in the West? Women›s Lobby Organization that deals with women›s issues in Europe ...
... level, civilized behavior and self-control against temptations. Although these are important and beneficial principles, they are not enough. Otherwise, what is the reason for the high rates of rape and sexual harassment in the West? Women›s Lobby Organization that deals with women›s issues in Europe ...
Realism, Deconstruction and the Feminist Standpoint
... out of common experience, interests of which they can and should become aware. When this awareness is reached, collective action becomes likely which can bring about desirable changes in women’s social situation. Over the last two decades of feminist theorising, this ‘obvious’ truth has been increas ...
... out of common experience, interests of which they can and should become aware. When this awareness is reached, collective action becomes likely which can bring about desirable changes in women’s social situation. Over the last two decades of feminist theorising, this ‘obvious’ truth has been increas ...
our rapists, ourselves
... Many of the narrative meanings, intertextual cues, and visual/aural signifiers in Almodóvar’s films highlight the problematic links between agency, female desire, rape, misogyny, and retrograde patriarchal values that marred traditionalist Spain, but are now specularized within mediatized spectacles ...
... Many of the narrative meanings, intertextual cues, and visual/aural signifiers in Almodóvar’s films highlight the problematic links between agency, female desire, rape, misogyny, and retrograde patriarchal values that marred traditionalist Spain, but are now specularized within mediatized spectacles ...
Keeshin - Academy on Violence and Abuse
... individual and interpersonal violence • Each positive response requests clarifying details – Age, first and last time, most stressful time, how affected ...
... individual and interpersonal violence • Each positive response requests clarifying details – Age, first and last time, most stressful time, how affected ...
(6) A Christian sexual ethic for today must be based on belief in the
... opposed to any kind of purely subjective morality which would claim that the human subject can decide arbitrarily what is right or wrong. We are not free to create our own morality to suit our own convenience. Vatican II insists that morality must be based on “objective standards” (The Church in the ...
... opposed to any kind of purely subjective morality which would claim that the human subject can decide arbitrarily what is right or wrong. We are not free to create our own morality to suit our own convenience. Vatican II insists that morality must be based on “objective standards” (The Church in the ...
Fighting sex stereotypes in the lAw
... synonymous with father, child tenderer with mother. Increasing female participation in the paid labor force has placed in clear focus the invidious quality of this rigid sex-role delineation.”16 In response to these arguments made by the ACLU, the courts developed the doctrine that sex-based distin ...
... synonymous with father, child tenderer with mother. Increasing female participation in the paid labor force has placed in clear focus the invidious quality of this rigid sex-role delineation.”16 In response to these arguments made by the ACLU, the courts developed the doctrine that sex-based distin ...
Family and Social Dynamics - Florida Atlantic University
... Social and Family Dynamics: Derivation and Psychic Impact Turning to the conception of the family, and the social environment where family and cultural traditions interact Freud draws us via his psychoanalytic interpretation of the origins of the family, back to the origins of primitive man. Freud’s ...
... Social and Family Dynamics: Derivation and Psychic Impact Turning to the conception of the family, and the social environment where family and cultural traditions interact Freud draws us via his psychoanalytic interpretation of the origins of the family, back to the origins of primitive man. Freud’s ...
Consistent Condom Use Among Juvenile Detainees: The
... theoretical constructs specific to the domain of risky sex are key to a full understanding of safer sex resilience in juvenile detainees. The Theory of Planned Behavior (TPB; Ajzen 1991) posits a mediational model of behavior in which attitudes, norms, and perceived behavioral control (often charact ...
... theoretical constructs specific to the domain of risky sex are key to a full understanding of safer sex resilience in juvenile detainees. The Theory of Planned Behavior (TPB; Ajzen 1991) posits a mediational model of behavior in which attitudes, norms, and perceived behavioral control (often charact ...
The Penile Strain Gauge and Aversion Therapy
... those people were willingly or unwillingly subjected to the power of machines to eliminate the deviant parts of themselves. In addition, an expert culture surrounding marriage was rising, with more and more individuals claiming sciencebased advice and formulas for marital happiness and success (Mint ...
... those people were willingly or unwillingly subjected to the power of machines to eliminate the deviant parts of themselves. In addition, an expert culture surrounding marriage was rising, with more and more individuals claiming sciencebased advice and formulas for marital happiness and success (Mint ...
perceptions on the role of peer pressure in increasing hiv related
... contributes positively. Findings of the present study extended previous research as it emerged that students engaged in risky sexual behaviours despite their knowledge of these risky sexual behaviours. The participants were motivated to avoid negative side effects of sexual risk taking behaviours su ...
... contributes positively. Findings of the present study extended previous research as it emerged that students engaged in risky sexual behaviours despite their knowledge of these risky sexual behaviours. The participants were motivated to avoid negative side effects of sexual risk taking behaviours su ...
Combining the Methods of Differential and Experimental Psychology
... employed in studies that observe this individual-differences’ variable. However, in this study, we have a scientifically-based preference for the biological term “sex”, because the term “gender” suggests that cultural factors are implicated in accounting for observed male/female behavioral differenc ...
... employed in studies that observe this individual-differences’ variable. However, in this study, we have a scientifically-based preference for the biological term “sex”, because the term “gender” suggests that cultural factors are implicated in accounting for observed male/female behavioral differenc ...
PREJUDICE:
... But be aware that stereotyping is not necessarily emotional and does not necessarily lead to intentional acts of abuse. Often stereotyping is merely a technique we use to simplify how we look at the world—and we all do it to some extent. For example, Gordon Allport (1954) described stereotyping as " ...
... But be aware that stereotyping is not necessarily emotional and does not necessarily lead to intentional acts of abuse. Often stereotyping is merely a technique we use to simplify how we look at the world—and we all do it to some extent. For example, Gordon Allport (1954) described stereotyping as " ...
Efforts to Protect Children from Sexual Exploitation
... comprehensive methodology for tracking the levels of involvement of children in the sex industry, both governmental agencies and youth advocacy organizations are hesitant to assign concrete figures to the numbers of minors involved. 30 Reliable estimates are exceedingly difficult to obtain, as much ...
... comprehensive methodology for tracking the levels of involvement of children in the sex industry, both governmental agencies and youth advocacy organizations are hesitant to assign concrete figures to the numbers of minors involved. 30 Reliable estimates are exceedingly difficult to obtain, as much ...
Sexual Differences in Flight Calls and the Cue for Vocal Sex
... lated to vocal sex recognition. The male type consisted of 625 Hz and 726.5 Hz pure tones and the female type consisted of 625 Hz and 1,250 Hz pure tones (Fig. 2). Two types of rhythmic component imitated the durations and intervals of syllables of a male Flight Call and those of a female (Fig. 2). ...
... lated to vocal sex recognition. The male type consisted of 625 Hz and 726.5 Hz pure tones and the female type consisted of 625 Hz and 1,250 Hz pure tones (Fig. 2). Two types of rhythmic component imitated the durations and intervals of syllables of a male Flight Call and those of a female (Fig. 2). ...
Lecture 7: Toonen v. Australia
... Committee was satisfied that the author could be deemed a victim within the meaning of article 1 of the Optional Protocol, and that his claims were admissible ratione temporis. 5.2 On 5 November 1992, therefore, the Committee declared the communication admissible inasmuch as it appeared to raise is ...
... Committee was satisfied that the author could be deemed a victim within the meaning of article 1 of the Optional Protocol, and that his claims were admissible ratione temporis. 5.2 On 5 November 1992, therefore, the Committee declared the communication admissible inasmuch as it appeared to raise is ...
Hooking Up and Risk Behaviors Among First
... more interested in forming a romantic relationship as possible outcomes for hooking up (Garcia & Reiber, 2008). Regarding emotional reactions to hookups, Owen and Fincham (2011b) found both similarities and differences between the sexes. Whereas both men and women reported more positive than negativ ...
... more interested in forming a romantic relationship as possible outcomes for hooking up (Garcia & Reiber, 2008). Regarding emotional reactions to hookups, Owen and Fincham (2011b) found both similarities and differences between the sexes. Whereas both men and women reported more positive than negativ ...
The Great Struggles of Life: Darwin and the Emergence of
... Clearly, some causal forces prevent species from experiencing geometric rates of increase. Darwin articulated the theory of natural selection syllogistically: If under changing conditions of life organic beings present individual differences in almost every part of their structure, and this cannot b ...
... Clearly, some causal forces prevent species from experiencing geometric rates of increase. Darwin articulated the theory of natural selection syllogistically: If under changing conditions of life organic beings present individual differences in almost every part of their structure, and this cannot b ...
Slut-shaming
In human sexuality, slut-shaming is a form of social stigma applied to people who are perceived to violate traditional expectations for sexual behaviors, commonly applied to women and girls. Some examples of circumstances where women are ""slut-shamed"" include violating accepted dress codes by dressing in perceived sexually provocative ways, requesting access to birth control, having premarital, casual, or promiscuous sex, or being raped or otherwise sexually assaulted (which is known as victim blaming).