CAN EVOLUTIONARY PSYCHOLOGY EXPLAIN REPRODUCTIVE
... acquire a large number of mates, while poor men of low status were excluded from mating altogether. Men have competed fiercely to accumulate resources in order to attract mates, and those who have managed to accumulate great wealth have indeed acquired more mates and produced more children (Betzig 19 ...
... acquire a large number of mates, while poor men of low status were excluded from mating altogether. Men have competed fiercely to accumulate resources in order to attract mates, and those who have managed to accumulate great wealth have indeed acquired more mates and produced more children (Betzig 19 ...
Chapters 12, 13, & 14 Notes
... no genital sensation can still feel sexual desire. => Brain is most important sex organ! ...
... no genital sensation can still feel sexual desire. => Brain is most important sex organ! ...
SSTPSexAddiction - Blue Harbor Counseling
... achieved without sexual activity and other addiction present. Has history of deception around sexual behavior. Reports other members of the family are addicts. Expresses extreme self-loathing because of sexual behavior. Has few intimate relationships that are not sexual. Is in crisis because of sexu ...
... achieved without sexual activity and other addiction present. Has history of deception around sexual behavior. Reports other members of the family are addicts. Expresses extreme self-loathing because of sexual behavior. Has few intimate relationships that are not sexual. Is in crisis because of sexu ...
Intimate Partner Violence & HIV
... • 72% had sex during the last binge, with an average of 3.1 partners • Recent bingers were more likely than non-bingers to consider themselves homeless, to not have any income source, to have used crack longer, and to score higher on risk-taking and need for help with their drug problem • Recent bin ...
... • 72% had sex during the last binge, with an average of 3.1 partners • Recent bingers were more likely than non-bingers to consider themselves homeless, to not have any income source, to have used crack longer, and to score higher on risk-taking and need for help with their drug problem • Recent bin ...
Romantic love
... Young adult sex outside of marriage is now the norm Values in America have shifted to legitimize premarital or non-marital sex. Change is due to: ...
... Young adult sex outside of marriage is now the norm Values in America have shifted to legitimize premarital or non-marital sex. Change is due to: ...
drug users involved in prostitution
... 44% (132/297) of children were living with their mother; 26% (78/297) were being cared for by a family member and 20% (59/297) were in local authority care or had been adopted. ...
... 44% (132/297) of children were living with their mother; 26% (78/297) were being cared for by a family member and 20% (59/297) were in local authority care or had been adopted. ...
Auteurs
... and regarding anxiety trait by using state anxiety inventory (STAI). At the 6 months follows-up at least after surgery, each women were asked to sexual function by using FSFI questionnaire. The FSFI collects information about six domains for female sexuality (desire, arousal, lubrication, orgasm, sa ...
... and regarding anxiety trait by using state anxiety inventory (STAI). At the 6 months follows-up at least after surgery, each women were asked to sexual function by using FSFI questionnaire. The FSFI collects information about six domains for female sexuality (desire, arousal, lubrication, orgasm, sa ...
The Sociology of Human Sexuality
... the male market for pornography is huge, but the female market is virtually nonexistent. There is an extremely widespread, probably universal, desire on the part of men to be stimulated by the sight of female genitals. Symons interprets this dimension of male sexuality as an evolutionary adaptation ...
... the male market for pornography is huge, but the female market is virtually nonexistent. There is an extremely widespread, probably universal, desire on the part of men to be stimulated by the sight of female genitals. Symons interprets this dimension of male sexuality as an evolutionary adaptation ...
Sexuality and Power in Modern Societies
... concept in the 19th century. The concept is also a social construct: it is interpreted through the lens of the existing power structures in society. These two developments create a discourse around sex: Sex acquires new individualistic meanings and becomes a personal story, a narrative. It also beco ...
... concept in the 19th century. The concept is also a social construct: it is interpreted through the lens of the existing power structures in society. These two developments create a discourse around sex: Sex acquires new individualistic meanings and becomes a personal story, a narrative. It also beco ...
Carroll Chapter 06.C..
... Computer mediated communication Women are more expressive, use emoticons Allows focus on emotional intimacy, rather than physical attraction Online intimacy problematic if they become compulsive in their use of the internet Online infidelity typically with people happy in a relationship; due t ...
... Computer mediated communication Women are more expressive, use emoticons Allows focus on emotional intimacy, rather than physical attraction Online intimacy problematic if they become compulsive in their use of the internet Online infidelity typically with people happy in a relationship; due t ...
Saudi women threaten breast-feeding revolt
... problems before joining the Islamophobic critics of Muslim practics And lets get one thing straight Islamophobes aren't in the business of defending womens rights they are in the business of taking away Muslims' rights The two half sisters, who no longer follow such rigid doctrine, despite systemati ...
... problems before joining the Islamophobic critics of Muslim practics And lets get one thing straight Islamophobes aren't in the business of defending womens rights they are in the business of taking away Muslims' rights The two half sisters, who no longer follow such rigid doctrine, despite systemati ...
Libido: Sexy Nutrients, Sexy Foods
... Low libido is the most common sexual issue among women and men. And yet healthy, regular sex is essential for optimal health—and for your relationship with your partner. Not only does it increase your emotional connection, but regular romps can also boost your immune system and defend against colds! ...
... Low libido is the most common sexual issue among women and men. And yet healthy, regular sex is essential for optimal health—and for your relationship with your partner. Not only does it increase your emotional connection, but regular romps can also boost your immune system and defend against colds! ...
Incyclopedia
... • Partners can give valuable support throughout the treatment process. This can be useful in helping couples to re-establish a sexual relationship, even when there has been a lengthy period without sexual activity because of ED ...
... • Partners can give valuable support throughout the treatment process. This can be useful in helping couples to re-establish a sexual relationship, even when there has been a lengthy period without sexual activity because of ED ...
MARK BECK The Politics of Eroticism in Plutarch`s Lives
... neaniskoi (Cim. 10.2-4), the role of gossip (Cim. 4.6-10, 14.3-5, Per. 10.6, 13.15-16), and relationships with questionable women, such as Aspasia (Per. 24-25). Interestingly Plutarch is most interested in delineating Aspasia’s impact on Pericles’s policies. Their relationship, which is described as ...
... neaniskoi (Cim. 10.2-4), the role of gossip (Cim. 4.6-10, 14.3-5, Per. 10.6, 13.15-16), and relationships with questionable women, such as Aspasia (Per. 24-25). Interestingly Plutarch is most interested in delineating Aspasia’s impact on Pericles’s policies. Their relationship, which is described as ...
There Is No Such Thing as `Nonconsensual Sex.` It`s Violence.
... Well before the election of Donald J. Trump, the mainstreaming of misogyny during his campaign caused justified outrage and fear. Now, with the alarming reality of his coming presidency and his choices for a number of cabinet posts, that fear has been multiplied among the nation’s vulnerable, and th ...
... Well before the election of Donald J. Trump, the mainstreaming of misogyny during his campaign caused justified outrage and fear. Now, with the alarming reality of his coming presidency and his choices for a number of cabinet posts, that fear has been multiplied among the nation’s vulnerable, and th ...
Chapter 4 Family
... the chart are based on the original Kinsey studies, published in 1948 and 1953, which have been challenged on the grounds of defective sampling. But studies of marital adjustment conducted between 1929 and 1950 produced similar results. The remaining bars on the chart, based on the 1992 National Hea ...
... the chart are based on the original Kinsey studies, published in 1948 and 1953, which have been challenged on the grounds of defective sampling. But studies of marital adjustment conducted between 1929 and 1950 produced similar results. The remaining bars on the chart, based on the 1992 National Hea ...
psy 3f3 2010 Class 4 notes
... The Bateman-Williams-Trivers theory of sexual selection suggests not only that females will be more “discriminating” in courtship and males more “eager”, but also that polygamy (multiple mating partners) will appeal more to males Because women make the greater parental investment and are thus the “s ...
... The Bateman-Williams-Trivers theory of sexual selection suggests not only that females will be more “discriminating” in courtship and males more “eager”, but also that polygamy (multiple mating partners) will appeal more to males Because women make the greater parental investment and are thus the “s ...
Chapter Fourteen The Victimization of Women The Victimization of
... Linked to anxiety, depression, sleep disturbances, nausea, headaches, and PTSD Sexual Harassment in Education 26% of male professors admitted to having had a sexual encounter or sexual relationship with a student 55% of female college students have been harassed in some way by faculty or other stude ...
... Linked to anxiety, depression, sleep disturbances, nausea, headaches, and PTSD Sexual Harassment in Education 26% of male professors admitted to having had a sexual encounter or sexual relationship with a student 55% of female college students have been harassed in some way by faculty or other stude ...
WHAT SEXUAL SCIENTISTS KNOW ABOUT... THE SOCIETY FOR
... overall satisfaction with the marriage, nonsexual aspects of the relationship, frequency of one’s own and one’s partner’s orgasm, frequency of sexual activity, and fewer inhibitions, including a willingness to participate in a variety of noncoital sexual activities. The investigators emphasized that ...
... overall satisfaction with the marriage, nonsexual aspects of the relationship, frequency of one’s own and one’s partner’s orgasm, frequency of sexual activity, and fewer inhibitions, including a willingness to participate in a variety of noncoital sexual activities. The investigators emphasized that ...
Chapter 28 - Austin Community College
... the questions that follow. The increased willingness to see sexual pleasure as an integral part of marriage received additional attention in 1948, with the publication of an apparently dry scientific study, Sexual Behavior in the Human Male. Its author, Professor Alfred Kinsey, hardly expected the s ...
... the questions that follow. The increased willingness to see sexual pleasure as an integral part of marriage received additional attention in 1948, with the publication of an apparently dry scientific study, Sexual Behavior in the Human Male. Its author, Professor Alfred Kinsey, hardly expected the s ...
Sexual health promotion in Chennai, India: key
... ‘I will not have sex without a condom’, responded one man who reported multiple partners. Another said that condom education was ‘everywhere’ referring to news and print media and reported using condoms with sex worker. However, despite condom awareness and use by some men, others revealed several f ...
... ‘I will not have sex without a condom’, responded one man who reported multiple partners. Another said that condom education was ‘everywhere’ referring to news and print media and reported using condoms with sex worker. However, despite condom awareness and use by some men, others revealed several f ...
Word doc - Cross Cultural Workers
... workers serving in places other than their passport culture? Such cross-cultural workers are keenly aware of trying to explain the concepts of Christianity in cultures which may not even have such a concept, much less have a word for the concept. Contemporary English has appropriated two different L ...
... workers serving in places other than their passport culture? Such cross-cultural workers are keenly aware of trying to explain the concepts of Christianity in cultures which may not even have such a concept, much less have a word for the concept. Contemporary English has appropriated two different L ...
deviancetonormal - Electronic Journal of Human Sexuality
... aggression and much more research is needed in this area. In one study that did, Craig Shea (1998) concluded that women who admitted their desire for power in relationships and believed that forcing sex was, at times, acceptable, were more likely to use coercive strategies than other women. New rese ...
... aggression and much more research is needed in this area. In one study that did, Craig Shea (1998) concluded that women who admitted their desire for power in relationships and believed that forcing sex was, at times, acceptable, were more likely to use coercive strategies than other women. New rese ...