The Sex Exploiter - La Strada International
... that have an economic basis and are exploitative according to the definition provided above, yet have none of the characteristics of relationships between two parties to a simple commodity exchange. So, for example, relatively wealthy adults may provide long term financial support to a poor family o ...
... that have an economic basis and are exploitative according to the definition provided above, yet have none of the characteristics of relationships between two parties to a simple commodity exchange. So, for example, relatively wealthy adults may provide long term financial support to a poor family o ...
Sexual Dynamics in Mentoring Relationships
... considered in the context of the research referred to earlier which suggests that proximity is a potential catalyst for a relationship. Given that it has also been found that pursuit of similar workplace goals, performing similar tasks and the feeling of excitement when a project is successful can b ...
... considered in the context of the research referred to earlier which suggests that proximity is a potential catalyst for a relationship. Given that it has also been found that pursuit of similar workplace goals, performing similar tasks and the feeling of excitement when a project is successful can b ...
Changing Conversations about Sexual Assault
... asked to write a summary of a rape scene in a video, passive voice was more often used when describing the perpetrator raping the victim than when describing any other actions of the perpetrator or victim (Bohner, 2001). Use of the passive voice was correlated to rape myth acceptance and attribution ...
... asked to write a summary of a rape scene in a video, passive voice was more often used when describing the perpetrator raping the victim than when describing any other actions of the perpetrator or victim (Bohner, 2001). Use of the passive voice was correlated to rape myth acceptance and attribution ...
- Philsci
... whatsoever. Which world would be a more welcoming place for the ‘mating intelligence’ theory of morality? In possible world 1, the world in which sex differences in moral reasoning and orientation do exist, these differences could be interpreted more or less straightforwardly as confirming the ‘mat ...
... whatsoever. Which world would be a more welcoming place for the ‘mating intelligence’ theory of morality? In possible world 1, the world in which sex differences in moral reasoning and orientation do exist, these differences could be interpreted more or less straightforwardly as confirming the ‘mat ...
Conservatism in Glasnost-Era Discourses on Sex
... limited potential of glasnost to liberalize the Soviet intelligentsia’s social and cultural values, and concludes that there was a greater degree of continuity in the way intellectuals conceptualized sex and sexuality over the course of seventy years than ideological departure in the glasnost perio ...
... limited potential of glasnost to liberalize the Soviet intelligentsia’s social and cultural values, and concludes that there was a greater degree of continuity in the way intellectuals conceptualized sex and sexuality over the course of seventy years than ideological departure in the glasnost perio ...
HIV Prevention
... blood substitutes (crystalloid /colloid) for volume replacement when possible ...
... blood substitutes (crystalloid /colloid) for volume replacement when possible ...
Prejudice at the Nexus of Race and Gender: An Outgroup Male
... gender effects is not always supportive. For example, in reports in which the gender of the outgroup target is manipulated, significant differences in levels of bias between male and female research participants are not always found (e.g., Haley et al., 2004; Navarrete, Olsson, et al., 2009). Likewi ...
... gender effects is not always supportive. For example, in reports in which the gender of the outgroup target is manipulated, significant differences in levels of bias between male and female research participants are not always found (e.g., Haley et al., 2004; Navarrete, Olsson, et al., 2009). Likewi ...
Talking With Kids about Sex, Love, and Character
... youth (72% of girls and 55% of boys) who have had sexual intercourse say they wish they had waited. Many adults express similar feelings. Wendy Shalit, in her book A Return to Modesty, cites a 1998 issue of Glamour magazine reporting that the women most happy with their sexual decisions were those l ...
... youth (72% of girls and 55% of boys) who have had sexual intercourse say they wish they had waited. Many adults express similar feelings. Wendy Shalit, in her book A Return to Modesty, cites a 1998 issue of Glamour magazine reporting that the women most happy with their sexual decisions were those l ...
loleffect.docx
... that girls don’t feel desire or have an interest in sex: this, says Durham, prevents girls from taking an active role in creating relationships that fulfil their needs. The other is that alternative sexual orientations don’t exist, or at least, if they do, they are deviant. So what does the term ‘ma ...
... that girls don’t feel desire or have an interest in sex: this, says Durham, prevents girls from taking an active role in creating relationships that fulfil their needs. The other is that alternative sexual orientations don’t exist, or at least, if they do, they are deviant. So what does the term ‘ma ...
The female condom: knowledge, attitude, and willingness to use
... It was also interesting to analyse the reasons why 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 ...
... It was also interesting to analyse the reasons why 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 ...
Don`t Tell: Military Culture and Male Rape
... Estimating the prevalence of male sexual assault is hampered not only by variations in definitions and study methodology, but also by considerable underreporting. Sexual assault is generally considered to be one of the most underreported crimes, and male sexual assault appears particularly underrepo ...
... Estimating the prevalence of male sexual assault is hampered not only by variations in definitions and study methodology, but also by considerable underreporting. Sexual assault is generally considered to be one of the most underreported crimes, and male sexual assault appears particularly underrepo ...
100 Sexual Development
... told her the truth about her gender reassignment, following advice from Brenda's endocrinologist and psychiatrist. Now 15, Brenda decided to assume a male gender identity, calling himself David. After learning of the new relationship with his ex-sister, Brian began to experience a pattern of mental ...
... told her the truth about her gender reassignment, following advice from Brenda's endocrinologist and psychiatrist. Now 15, Brenda decided to assume a male gender identity, calling himself David. After learning of the new relationship with his ex-sister, Brian began to experience a pattern of mental ...
Friday 27 April. - Stanford University
... admission to them. In Ch 1, the University as a system perpetuating class/gender privilege. This chapter analyses the ways male privilege mediates relations between the sexes; one subtext of this chapter is famous Freud's theory of the castration complex (penis envy) as foundational to feminine psyc ...
... admission to them. In Ch 1, the University as a system perpetuating class/gender privilege. This chapter analyses the ways male privilege mediates relations between the sexes; one subtext of this chapter is famous Freud's theory of the castration complex (penis envy) as foundational to feminine psyc ...
1 Changes in American Adults` Reported Same
... Health and Social Life Survey (NHSLS), conducted in 1992, 7% of participants reported samesex sexual behavior since puberty (Laumann, Gagnon, Michael, & Michaels, 1994). Berg and Lien (2006), who attempted to statistically account for misreporting and non-response, estimated that 7.1% of men and 4.1 ...
... Health and Social Life Survey (NHSLS), conducted in 1992, 7% of participants reported samesex sexual behavior since puberty (Laumann, Gagnon, Michael, & Michaels, 1994). Berg and Lien (2006), who attempted to statistically account for misreporting and non-response, estimated that 7.1% of men and 4.1 ...
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 ...
Motivation
... affluence in men, sexual desirability in women. While people of all ethnicities and social classes have been getting heavier, the cultural ideal for white women has been getting thinner. The cultural ideal for men has also changed. ...
... affluence in men, sexual desirability in women. While people of all ethnicities and social classes have been getting heavier, the cultural ideal for white women has been getting thinner. The cultural ideal for men has also changed. ...
Ballin in the Boardroom: Changing the Social Context of Sexual
... further explains this phenomenon. According to this theory, people develop their own self-image based on the perceptions of others. 31 Thus, if other people have a negative image of a particular individual, that individual will have a negative image of themselves. 32 In essence, the people who make ...
... further explains this phenomenon. According to this theory, people develop their own self-image based on the perceptions of others. 31 Thus, if other people have a negative image of a particular individual, that individual will have a negative image of themselves. 32 In essence, the people who make ...
Cultural, Historical, and Research Perspectives on Sexuality
... have become the largest ethnic minority group in the United States, and one of the youngest. Youthful Latinos also tend to have higher rates of unplanned pregnancies, STDs, and risky sexual behaviors than those found in other major demographic groups, largely because of the sexual conduct patterns t ...
... have become the largest ethnic minority group in the United States, and one of the youngest. Youthful Latinos also tend to have higher rates of unplanned pregnancies, STDs, and risky sexual behaviors than those found in other major demographic groups, largely because of the sexual conduct patterns t ...
The impact of sex education on the sexual
... The Population Division is grateful to Mr. Douglas Kirby of ETR Associates in the United States of America for having participated in the meeting and prepared this paper, which focuses on a review of studies assessing the effectiveness of sex education programmes in reducing risky sexual behaviour a ...
... The Population Division is grateful to Mr. Douglas Kirby of ETR Associates in the United States of America for having participated in the meeting and prepared this paper, which focuses on a review of studies assessing the effectiveness of sex education programmes in reducing risky sexual behaviour a ...
Has Dating Become More Egalitarian? A 35 Year Review
... events and actions associated with and appropriate for “a date” are called dating scripts or schemas (Ginsburg 1988). Like all scripts, dating scripts are cognitive representations that include information about the standard and desirable sequence of events and behaviors for a particular situation ( ...
... events and actions associated with and appropriate for “a date” are called dating scripts or schemas (Ginsburg 1988). Like all scripts, dating scripts are cognitive representations that include information about the standard and desirable sequence of events and behaviors for a particular situation ( ...
- Developmental Cognitive Neuroscience Lab
... must create marked distress or interpersonal difficulty — indeed, it should be noted at the outset that in order to be diagnosed with any of the sexual disorders a person must be experiencing significant distress or interpersonal difficulty (American Psychiatric Association, 1994). Hypoactive sexual ...
... must create marked distress or interpersonal difficulty — indeed, it should be noted at the outset that in order to be diagnosed with any of the sexual disorders a person must be experiencing significant distress or interpersonal difficulty (American Psychiatric Association, 1994). Hypoactive sexual ...
Sexual Functioning in Military Personnel: Preliminary
... Aims. This study aims to estimate rates and correlates of SFPs in male military personnel across demographic and psychosocial characteristics, to examine the QOL concomitants, and to evaluate barriers for treatment seeking. Methods. This exploratory cross-sectional study was conducted using data fro ...
... Aims. This study aims to estimate rates and correlates of SFPs in male military personnel across demographic and psychosocial characteristics, to examine the QOL concomitants, and to evaluate barriers for treatment seeking. Methods. This exploratory cross-sectional study was conducted using data fro ...
Sex Differences in the Responses of the Human
... regions that differ in size between men and women tend also to be the same regions that contain high concentrations of sex hormone receptors, suggesting that male and female hormones play a role in determining the size of specific brain regions such as the amygdala during brain development (Goldstei ...
... regions that differ in size between men and women tend also to be the same regions that contain high concentrations of sex hormone receptors, suggesting that male and female hormones play a role in determining the size of specific brain regions such as the amygdala during brain development (Goldstei ...
Connections That Promote Postponing Sexual Intercourse
... studies use the Add Health data and both are longitudinal. However, there are also some important differences that the reader needs to keep in mind. Specifically, one study uses two age groups divided by grade (8th-9th, 10th11th) while the other investigates only 14-15-year-olds. One compares across ...
... studies use the Add Health data and both are longitudinal. However, there are also some important differences that the reader needs to keep in mind. Specifically, one study uses two age groups divided by grade (8th-9th, 10th11th) while the other investigates only 14-15-year-olds. One compares across ...
Marx and MacKinnon - University of Alberta
... never treat it, in law or in life, with the solicitude with which they treat property” (1989, 172). We must return then to her claim that it is not simply sex as embodied in woman that serves as commodity under patriarchy, it is woman herself. In exploring the commodity–woman parallel, we must not f ...
... never treat it, in law or in life, with the solicitude with which they treat property” (1989, 172). We must return then to her claim that it is not simply sex as embodied in woman that serves as commodity under patriarchy, it is woman herself. In exploring the commodity–woman parallel, we must not f ...