He Said, She Said - The Cupola: Scholarship at Gettysburg College
... &chapper;et surtout, les prochaines fois, je le sais, je ne pourrai m'empecher de retourner voir Cecile" (274). Furthermore, writing plays a pivotal role in Delmont's decision as well. He will write a book, he says, to sort out, to explain to Cecile, all that led to his decision to return to Paris. ...
... &chapper;et surtout, les prochaines fois, je le sais, je ne pourrai m'empecher de retourner voir Cecile" (274). Furthermore, writing plays a pivotal role in Delmont's decision as well. He will write a book, he says, to sort out, to explain to Cecile, all that led to his decision to return to Paris. ...
Sexual selection
... reproductive success – that is, an attractive or powerful individual will be more likely to be selected for than the average person in our short-term human evolution. Darwin was first to apply this notion of reproductive struggle to the behavior of animals, in his 1871 tome The Descent of Man and Se ...
... reproductive success – that is, an attractive or powerful individual will be more likely to be selected for than the average person in our short-term human evolution. Darwin was first to apply this notion of reproductive struggle to the behavior of animals, in his 1871 tome The Descent of Man and Se ...
Unmarried Young People and Unintended
... Others view abstinence as delaying sex until some future time — for example, when entering into a committed relationship, possibly before marriage. Or the term can refer to those who have been sexually active at one time but now have decided to abstain from sex for various reasons. Also, some may co ...
... Others view abstinence as delaying sex until some future time — for example, when entering into a committed relationship, possibly before marriage. Or the term can refer to those who have been sexually active at one time but now have decided to abstain from sex for various reasons. Also, some may co ...
SELF-ASSESSMENT: Student Sexual Risks Scale
... Research shows that students who make higher scores on the SSRS are more likely to engage in risky sexual activities, such as having multiple sex partners and failing to consistently use condoms during sex. In contrast, students who practice safer sex tend to endorse more positive attitudes toward s ...
... Research shows that students who make higher scores on the SSRS are more likely to engage in risky sexual activities, such as having multiple sex partners and failing to consistently use condoms during sex. In contrast, students who practice safer sex tend to endorse more positive attitudes toward s ...
this one - Talmudology
... female genitalia (Jannini and Whipple, 2010), caused above all by lack of knowledge of the anatomy and innervation of this area (Foldes and Buisson, 2009). The G spot name is given in recognition of the researcher who found its existence and relationship to female ejaculation (Grafenberg’s spot) (Gr ...
... female genitalia (Jannini and Whipple, 2010), caused above all by lack of knowledge of the anatomy and innervation of this area (Foldes and Buisson, 2009). The G spot name is given in recognition of the researcher who found its existence and relationship to female ejaculation (Grafenberg’s spot) (Gr ...
THINKING ABOUT HUMAN SEXUALITY
... Social Institutions That Affect Our Sexuality Various cultures shape their members’ sexuality in very diverse ways. For example, the nineteenth-century Victorian ideal of “true femininity” implied that sexual desires and intense sexual pleasure in a woman might call for medical intervention to reduc ...
... Social Institutions That Affect Our Sexuality Various cultures shape their members’ sexuality in very diverse ways. For example, the nineteenth-century Victorian ideal of “true femininity” implied that sexual desires and intense sexual pleasure in a woman might call for medical intervention to reduc ...
Sexual Assault - The Well @ UCR
... 43% of college-aged men conceded to using coercive behavior to have sex but denied that it was rape 13 times as many rape survivors are more likely to attempt suicide than are people who are not survivors of rape http:// www.rain.org ...
... 43% of college-aged men conceded to using coercive behavior to have sex but denied that it was rape 13 times as many rape survivors are more likely to attempt suicide than are people who are not survivors of rape http:// www.rain.org ...
Campus Rape Phenomenon - Virtual Commons
... encourage his behavior. Schwartz & DeKeserdy (1997) argue, “men are constantly reminded of their power and dominance, but they feel ceaselessly under threat from women. They do not feel powerful and, moreover they feel as if women have power over them” (p. 64). Some men not only have callous sexual ...
... encourage his behavior. Schwartz & DeKeserdy (1997) argue, “men are constantly reminded of their power and dominance, but they feel ceaselessly under threat from women. They do not feel powerful and, moreover they feel as if women have power over them” (p. 64). Some men not only have callous sexual ...
Gabriele Kuby - fe-Medienverlags GmbH
... son needs to learn prudence, justice, fortitude and temperance — throughout his whole life. The failure to do so may cause him to use his abilities to strive for money, sex and power. These three: money, sex and power work as a team. Each opens the door to the other. The Bible calls them idols, fals ...
... son needs to learn prudence, justice, fortitude and temperance — throughout his whole life. The failure to do so may cause him to use his abilities to strive for money, sex and power. These three: money, sex and power work as a team. Each opens the door to the other. The Bible calls them idols, fals ...
Kinseyan Anthropology
... As a Mead aficionado, Freeman found, after several years of field-work in Samoa, that jealousy and rape were not uncommon and a girl’s virginity was critical for marriage. Despite being published by Harvard Press, Freeman was pilloried by those in the anthropological field, most of whom still quote ...
... As a Mead aficionado, Freeman found, after several years of field-work in Samoa, that jealousy and rape were not uncommon and a girl’s virginity was critical for marriage. Despite being published by Harvard Press, Freeman was pilloried by those in the anthropological field, most of whom still quote ...
The female condom: knowledge, attitude, and willingness to use
... people don’t want to use it. Women reported more objective difficulties (“difficult insertion” and “trouble during sexual intercourse”), while men reported reasons having more to do with psychological issues. Therefore, it could be argued that while female difficulties could be more easily overcome ...
... people don’t want to use it. Women reported more objective difficulties (“difficult insertion” and “trouble during sexual intercourse”), while men reported reasons having more to do with psychological issues. Therefore, it could be argued that while female difficulties could be more easily overcome ...
Sexual Desire, Erection, Orgasm and Ejaculatory
... Of the men with any degree of erection stiffness who engaged in sexual activity, 14% stated that their erection always or nearly always ended prematurely, 12% stated that it often ended prematurely, 46% that it sometimes did and 28% stated that their erection never ended prematurely during sexual ac ...
... Of the men with any degree of erection stiffness who engaged in sexual activity, 14% stated that their erection always or nearly always ended prematurely, 12% stated that it often ended prematurely, 46% that it sometimes did and 28% stated that their erection never ended prematurely during sexual ac ...
Sex: a pluralist approach includes species selection. (One step
... century, Cuvier stated that all species went extinct; Lamarck answered that no species ever went extinct. Had they accepted the idea that some species could go extinct while others would not, long and sterile ®ghts would have been avoided. Similarly, at the beginning of the 20th century, Darwinians ...
... century, Cuvier stated that all species went extinct; Lamarck answered that no species ever went extinct. Had they accepted the idea that some species could go extinct while others would not, long and sterile ®ghts would have been avoided. Similarly, at the beginning of the 20th century, Darwinians ...
Extramarital Sex/Infidelity
... “sexual revolutions” of the 1920s and 1960s. Although attitudes in many countries during these periods became more liberal regarding certain sexual behaviors, societal views regarding extramarital sex have remained relatively stable throughout the twentieth century, with the vast majority of persons ...
... “sexual revolutions” of the 1920s and 1960s. Although attitudes in many countries during these periods became more liberal regarding certain sexual behaviors, societal views regarding extramarital sex have remained relatively stable throughout the twentieth century, with the vast majority of persons ...
Eating Disorders
... both of the following:(1) Eating, in a discrete period of time (eg, within any 2-hour period), an amount of food that is definitely larger than most people would eat during a similar period of time and under similar circumstances.(2) A sense of lack of control over eating during the episode (eg, a f ...
... both of the following:(1) Eating, in a discrete period of time (eg, within any 2-hour period), an amount of food that is definitely larger than most people would eat during a similar period of time and under similar circumstances.(2) A sense of lack of control over eating during the episode (eg, a f ...
Study Guide Exam 1 chs 1
... Research on sexual behavior in the United States indicates that since World War II a. changes have been very slight compared with those that occurred during the Victorian era. b. very significant changes in attitudes and behaviors have occurred. c. men’s sexual attitudes and behaviors have changed s ...
... Research on sexual behavior in the United States indicates that since World War II a. changes have been very slight compared with those that occurred during the Victorian era. b. very significant changes in attitudes and behaviors have occurred. c. men’s sexual attitudes and behaviors have changed s ...
Jezebels, Soca and Dancehall Divas - Marshall
... The persisting effect of the Jezebel myth upon Caribbean women’s self-perceptions and interactions is important. The creation of new self-perceptions enables Caribbean women to oppose being castigated as animalistic, dirty and licentious. However when the ways in which stereotypes of rampant sexuali ...
... The persisting effect of the Jezebel myth upon Caribbean women’s self-perceptions and interactions is important. The creation of new self-perceptions enables Caribbean women to oppose being castigated as animalistic, dirty and licentious. However when the ways in which stereotypes of rampant sexuali ...
lecture 11N
... women can't do this.' And 'what are you doing out here, you're not going to be able to do this.'" • “This isn't the job for a woman." – “Just being a female in management is difficult, and guys don't like it-especially the guys that work in the field. They think that women should be secretaries.” ...
... women can't do this.' And 'what are you doing out here, you're not going to be able to do this.'" • “This isn't the job for a woman." – “Just being a female in management is difficult, and guys don't like it-especially the guys that work in the field. They think that women should be secretaries.” ...
Perception of sex work, youth sexual behavior and the
... Social Inscription of Sexualities in an Era of AIDS1 Evelyne Micollier, Permanent Research Fellow in Anthropology at IRD (French Research Institute for Development), UMR 145, Montpellier, France Scientific Coordinator of Social Sciences Programme, IRD-PUMC/CAMS, Beijing, China. Contemporary Chinese ...
... Social Inscription of Sexualities in an Era of AIDS1 Evelyne Micollier, Permanent Research Fellow in Anthropology at IRD (French Research Institute for Development), UMR 145, Montpellier, France Scientific Coordinator of Social Sciences Programme, IRD-PUMC/CAMS, Beijing, China. Contemporary Chinese ...
Microsoft Word - UWE Research Repository
... to marry and who is therefore ‘surplus’ to society’s needs - had already surfaced during the 1840s because of increased male emigration (Vicinus, 1985). But it became acute during the 1920s when it was obvious that there was a dramatic imbalance between the number of men and women in the United King ...
... to marry and who is therefore ‘surplus’ to society’s needs - had already surfaced during the 1840s because of increased male emigration (Vicinus, 1985). But it became acute during the 1920s when it was obvious that there was a dramatic imbalance between the number of men and women in the United King ...
Human female sexuality
Human female sexuality encompasses a broad range of behaviors and processes, including female sexual identity and sexual behavior, the physiological, psychological, social, cultural, political, and spiritual or religious aspects of sexual activity. Various aspects and dimensions of female sexuality, as a part of human sexuality, have also been addressed by principles of ethics, morality, and theology. In almost any historical era and culture, the arts, including literary and visual arts, as well as popular culture, present a substantial portion of a given society's views on human sexuality, which also include implicitly or explicitly female sexuality.In most societies and legal jurisdictions, there are legal bounds on what sexual behavior is permitted. Sexuality varies across the cultures and regions of the world, and has continually changed throughout history, and this applies equally to female sexuality. Aspects of female sexuality include issues pertaining to biological sex, body image, self-esteem, personality, sexual orientation, values and attitudes, gender roles, relationships, activity options, and communication.