The Media and Advertising
... All choices are made within a set of social, economic and political conditions that are often not of our own making. The more real power a person has, then the more they get to re-articulate the conditions of their lives, and the less powerful (such as young women) end up being constrained and limit ...
... All choices are made within a set of social, economic and political conditions that are often not of our own making. The more real power a person has, then the more they get to re-articulate the conditions of their lives, and the less powerful (such as young women) end up being constrained and limit ...
Assessing and Treating Sex Offenders (2)
... nobody fears their gut looks too big or they’re sweating too much or they can’t catch their breath.” (Paul, 2005, p. 41) ...
... nobody fears their gut looks too big or they’re sweating too much or they can’t catch their breath.” (Paul, 2005, p. 41) ...
A Comparison of Sexual Minority Youth Who Attend Religiously
... negative health outcomes; however, investigations into potential protective factors, such as religion, are rarely conducted. Investigations of sexual minority youth who attend schools with religious affiliation, and how attending a religiously-affiliated school may relate to alcohol use and school b ...
... negative health outcomes; however, investigations into potential protective factors, such as religion, are rarely conducted. Investigations of sexual minority youth who attend schools with religious affiliation, and how attending a religiously-affiliated school may relate to alcohol use and school b ...
What Causes Homosexuality?
... Some researchers have theorized that the sexual preferences and behavior of homosexuals may be dictated by the structure of the brain—particularly if the brains of homosexual men, for example, can be shown to resemble those of heterosexual women more than they resemble those of heterosexual men. One ...
... Some researchers have theorized that the sexual preferences and behavior of homosexuals may be dictated by the structure of the brain—particularly if the brains of homosexual men, for example, can be shown to resemble those of heterosexual women more than they resemble those of heterosexual men. One ...
Gender and Sexuality
... to conform or to punish them for their deviance. Members of society are often eager to use emotional and physical violence to enforce conventional gender roles. The second half of the chapter examines one of the chief consequences of people learning conventional gender roles. Gender, as currently co ...
... to conform or to punish them for their deviance. Members of society are often eager to use emotional and physical violence to enforce conventional gender roles. The second half of the chapter examines one of the chief consequences of people learning conventional gender roles. Gender, as currently co ...
Even though Croatia hasn`t yet developed effective mechanisms for
... grounds of sex/gender, and to all of which Croatia is a state party. Finally, it is important to mention that Croatia has recently become a candidate for the accession to the EU. Before that it had concluded the Stabilisation and Association Agreement with the European Communities and their Member S ...
... grounds of sex/gender, and to all of which Croatia is a state party. Finally, it is important to mention that Croatia has recently become a candidate for the accession to the EU. Before that it had concluded the Stabilisation and Association Agreement with the European Communities and their Member S ...
Apsara`s Ordeal of Fire: the Politics of Sense in the Everyday Life of
... certain actions to protect themselves from violence, injury, or death. Bar girls could not predict if men who bought sex from them would become violent, therefore they depended on a sensory instinct of hazardous situations. Their sense of hazard involved multiple modalities: perceptions of dialect a ...
... certain actions to protect themselves from violence, injury, or death. Bar girls could not predict if men who bought sex from them would become violent, therefore they depended on a sensory instinct of hazardous situations. Their sense of hazard involved multiple modalities: perceptions of dialect a ...
Intralocus sexual conflict in hermaphroditic animals
... subject to sexually antagonistic selection pressures and have a different genetic basis, but are ...
... subject to sexually antagonistic selection pressures and have a different genetic basis, but are ...
Intralocus sexual conflict in hermaphroditic animals
... subject to sexually antagonistic selection pressures and have a different genetic basis, but are ...
... subject to sexually antagonistic selection pressures and have a different genetic basis, but are ...
Sometimes the Social Becomes Personal
... attributes and behavior.” He argues that, although neither Marx, Durkheim, nor Weber are thought of as social psychologists, they all present arguments of this form. In a later discussion of this perspective, House and Mortimer (1990:74) speak of effects on individuals of their “structural location” ...
... attributes and behavior.” He argues that, although neither Marx, Durkheim, nor Weber are thought of as social psychologists, they all present arguments of this form. In a later discussion of this perspective, House and Mortimer (1990:74) speak of effects on individuals of their “structural location” ...
RTF - Department of Social Services
... neighbours (both near and far). To address this complex problem we need to work together both domestically and internationally. This plan of action will not put an end to our children and young people being put at risk of commercial sexual exploitation—it does not and cannot make such promises. It i ...
... neighbours (both near and far). To address this complex problem we need to work together both domestically and internationally. This plan of action will not put an end to our children and young people being put at risk of commercial sexual exploitation—it does not and cannot make such promises. It i ...
Decker, M; Miller, E; Illangasekare, S; Silverman, J. Understanding gender-based violence perpetration to create a safer future for women and girls. The Lancet Global Health. 2013
... non-partner rape—in a large and generalisable sample from the world’s most populous region. Such violence perpetration, including rape by multiple perpetrators, was prevalent, with 25–80% of the men studied perpetrating physical, sexual, or both types of intimate partner violence, and 3–27% committi ...
... non-partner rape—in a large and generalisable sample from the world’s most populous region. Such violence perpetration, including rape by multiple perpetrators, was prevalent, with 25–80% of the men studied perpetrating physical, sexual, or both types of intimate partner violence, and 3–27% committi ...
Theories of Sexual Coercion: Evolutionary, Feminist, and Biosocial
... Sexual assault is a broader legal term used to indicate any sexual activity with another person who cannot or does not consent (RAINN, 2001). Rape is highly prevalent within the United States. Koss et al. (1987) found that more than 15% of the women sampled reported that they had been raped, and 12. ...
... Sexual assault is a broader legal term used to indicate any sexual activity with another person who cannot or does not consent (RAINN, 2001). Rape is highly prevalent within the United States. Koss et al. (1987) found that more than 15% of the women sampled reported that they had been raped, and 12. ...
Confronting Sexual Stigma and Prejudice: Theory and Practice
... To begin, it is important to note two ways in which the stigma and prejudice directed at sexual minorities in the contemporary United States and elsewhere are distinct from parallel phenomena directed at racial, ethnic, and religious minorities (see also Fiske & Taylor, in press). First, under most ...
... To begin, it is important to note two ways in which the stigma and prejudice directed at sexual minorities in the contemporary United States and elsewhere are distinct from parallel phenomena directed at racial, ethnic, and religious minorities (see also Fiske & Taylor, in press). First, under most ...
In the landlocked country of Bolivia, the indigenous and post
... attitudes and behaviors towards all aspects of life. These social and cultural norms play both a constructive and deconstructive role in creating gender roles, identities, and expectations. They also shape what are considered appropriate and inappropriate behaviors between men and women. A behavior ...
... attitudes and behaviors towards all aspects of life. These social and cultural norms play both a constructive and deconstructive role in creating gender roles, identities, and expectations. They also shape what are considered appropriate and inappropriate behaviors between men and women. A behavior ...
Relieve vaginal dryness
... Relieve vaginal dryness? Are you bothered with vaginal dryness? Don’t be devastated. There are means to help against that condition. Vaginal dryness (atrophy) is partly controlled by the feminine sex hormone oestrogen. When normal levels of oestrogen are present, the vaginal mucosa has a suitable th ...
... Relieve vaginal dryness? Are you bothered with vaginal dryness? Don’t be devastated. There are means to help against that condition. Vaginal dryness (atrophy) is partly controlled by the feminine sex hormone oestrogen. When normal levels of oestrogen are present, the vaginal mucosa has a suitable th ...
personality-theories-workbook-5th-edition-donna
... According to the Freudian explanation Steve would be fixated at the phallic stage of development which would have been caused by an unresolved Oedipus Complex. While both Fromm’s and Freud’s theories can be considered psychodynamic, they differ in that Fromm’s is more humanistic. Fromm also emphasiz ...
... According to the Freudian explanation Steve would be fixated at the phallic stage of development which would have been caused by an unresolved Oedipus Complex. While both Fromm’s and Freud’s theories can be considered psychodynamic, they differ in that Fromm’s is more humanistic. Fromm also emphasiz ...
An Overview of LGBT Veteran Health
... 1. Are you sexually active? Yes. 2. How many sexual partners have you had in the past 6 months/ one year? 3. What is the gender of your sexual partner(s)? 4. What kinds of sexual behaviors do you engage in? (sexual risk) 5. Have you experienced unwanted sexual contact / violence? Do you feel unsafe? ...
... 1. Are you sexually active? Yes. 2. How many sexual partners have you had in the past 6 months/ one year? 3. What is the gender of your sexual partner(s)? 4. What kinds of sexual behaviors do you engage in? (sexual risk) 5. Have you experienced unwanted sexual contact / violence? Do you feel unsafe? ...
the dynamics associated with myths and prevalence
... misconception and myths associated with HIV/AIDS continue to spell a blow to the success of the battle against HIV/AIDS in many countries of the world, South Africa notwithstanding. These phenomena have derailed people from the paths of truth and thereby compromising their response to prevention, ca ...
... misconception and myths associated with HIV/AIDS continue to spell a blow to the success of the battle against HIV/AIDS in many countries of the world, South Africa notwithstanding. These phenomena have derailed people from the paths of truth and thereby compromising their response to prevention, ca ...
Chapter 12- Sexual Behavior in Adolescence
... individual’s experience of himself in a biological sex role. The adoption of a biological sex role is dependent on: (1) the individual’s ability to experience the unique feeling tones and psychological content that is either functionally or historically related to hormonal stimulation; and (2) cultu ...
... individual’s experience of himself in a biological sex role. The adoption of a biological sex role is dependent on: (1) the individual’s ability to experience the unique feeling tones and psychological content that is either functionally or historically related to hormonal stimulation; and (2) cultu ...
Consulta: subjectFacets:"Forensic anthropology" Registros
... This study assesses the quality, as a diagnostic test, of the main indicators of morphological sexual dimorphism through direct anthropometry, biostatistics tools and clinical epidemiology. This study used 284 skulls of adult Brazilians, of which 187 were male and 97 female. A study of the cross-eva ...
... This study assesses the quality, as a diagnostic test, of the main indicators of morphological sexual dimorphism through direct anthropometry, biostatistics tools and clinical epidemiology. This study used 284 skulls of adult Brazilians, of which 187 were male and 97 female. A study of the cross-eva ...
... and evaluate attitudes held by teenagers towards their sexuality education. This research study examined teenagers attitudes towards sexuality education with a questionnaire, eliciting both quantitative and qualitative data, which was administered in two schools, one urban and one rural, to 200 part ...
Hegemonic Heterosexual Masculinity
... under the blanket of shared male privilege." Gary Kinsman suggests that "a series of masculinities becomes sublimated under one form of masculinity that becomes 'masculinity'. As a result, sociallyorganized power relations among and between men based on sexuality, race, class, or age have been negle ...
... under the blanket of shared male privilege." Gary Kinsman suggests that "a series of masculinities becomes sublimated under one form of masculinity that becomes 'masculinity'. As a result, sociallyorganized power relations among and between men based on sexuality, race, class, or age have been negle ...
PDF - Hofstra University
... report the crime, more likely to blame themselves and be blamed by others, and less likely to believe themselves deserving of sympathy or professional help. Nonstranger rape victims often have difficulty forming relationships because, according to one clinical study, they have strong doubts about th ...
... report the crime, more likely to blame themselves and be blamed by others, and less likely to believe themselves deserving of sympathy or professional help. Nonstranger rape victims often have difficulty forming relationships because, according to one clinical study, they have strong doubts about th ...
a person or group - St. Mary`s Menston
... The RE department follows the AQA Religious Studies A at GCSE. It also follows diocesan guidelines relating to the teaching of SRE. All topics are taught in line with Roman Catholic teaching, although other Christian views are discussed. ...
... The RE department follows the AQA Religious Studies A at GCSE. It also follows diocesan guidelines relating to the teaching of SRE. All topics are taught in line with Roman Catholic teaching, although other Christian views are discussed. ...
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).