Sexual Misconduct and Enactment
... the process that sustains the projection, and a “complementarity of projections—both participants project.” The authors note the inevitability of characterologic “hooks” in both patient and therapist. This increasing recognition of the therapist’s participation is essential in the extension of the c ...
... the process that sustains the projection, and a “complementarity of projections—both participants project.” The authors note the inevitability of characterologic “hooks” in both patient and therapist. This increasing recognition of the therapist’s participation is essential in the extension of the c ...
reporting sexual assault of women in the military
... This policy raises some privacy concerns, because even though the military is run by its own judicial system separate from civilian society, it still must work within the bounds of the Constitution. Recognizing the ineffectiveness of its reporting policy, the federal government recently instituted a ...
... This policy raises some privacy concerns, because even though the military is run by its own judicial system separate from civilian society, it still must work within the bounds of the Constitution. Recognizing the ineffectiveness of its reporting policy, the federal government recently instituted a ...
Statutory sex crime relationships between juveniles and adults: A
... choice one might want to draw the line, if at all, between these relationships and those that are termed sexual assault. The term “compliant victim” has achieved increasing acceptance among professionals interested in this topic (Lanning, 2002). It has a disadvantage, however. The term suggests that ...
... choice one might want to draw the line, if at all, between these relationships and those that are termed sexual assault. The term “compliant victim” has achieved increasing acceptance among professionals interested in this topic (Lanning, 2002). It has a disadvantage, however. The term suggests that ...
Surviving Sexual Assault
... a child" or "I was drunk when I did it" or "When she said no I thought she meant yes." Blaming The rapist shifts responsibility for his actions from himself to others, a shift that allows him to blame the other person for "causing" his behavior. For example: "She was acting provocatively." Redefinin ...
... a child" or "I was drunk when I did it" or "When she said no I thought she meant yes." Blaming The rapist shifts responsibility for his actions from himself to others, a shift that allows him to blame the other person for "causing" his behavior. For example: "She was acting provocatively." Redefinin ...
Models of sexual and asexual coexistence in aphids based on
... of the genetic determinism of life-cycle in two aphid species; an important feature is that it considers the possibility for normally asexual lineages to produce a small number of males, which is frequent in aphids and daphnia but has received little attention from modellers, although the balance be ...
... of the genetic determinism of life-cycle in two aphid species; an important feature is that it considers the possibility for normally asexual lineages to produce a small number of males, which is frequent in aphids and daphnia but has received little attention from modellers, although the balance be ...
Sexual selection, sexual conflict and the evolution of ageing and life
... resulting in ‘live fast, dye young’ male life histories. Although males’ elevated mortality rate may also be expected to weaken selection on somatic maintenance and thus drive the evolution of accelerated ageing, current evidence offers little support for this prediction. Why does theory generally p ...
... resulting in ‘live fast, dye young’ male life histories. Although males’ elevated mortality rate may also be expected to weaken selection on somatic maintenance and thus drive the evolution of accelerated ageing, current evidence offers little support for this prediction. Why does theory generally p ...
1 Changes in American Adults` Reported Same
... predicting same-sex sexual experiences. An analysis of GSS data through 2002 found that those who did not attend religious services at all were more likely to report same-sex sexual experience than those reporting frequent or even infrequent attendance at religious services (Turner et al., 2005), wh ...
... predicting same-sex sexual experiences. An analysis of GSS data through 2002 found that those who did not attend religious services at all were more likely to report same-sex sexual experience than those reporting frequent or even infrequent attendance at religious services (Turner et al., 2005), wh ...
Motivation And Emotion
... optimal state of functioning. Today, homeostasis is used to explain both physical and psychological imbalances. Most psychologists believe that drive reduction theory does not provide a comprehensive framework for understanding motivation because people often behave in ways that increase rather than ...
... optimal state of functioning. Today, homeostasis is used to explain both physical and psychological imbalances. Most psychologists believe that drive reduction theory does not provide a comprehensive framework for understanding motivation because people often behave in ways that increase rather than ...
Presentation - SRSG on Violence Against Children
... Center for Innovative Public Health Research ...
... Center for Innovative Public Health Research ...
PDF - Hofstra University
... assist new judges, NJEP canvassed judges across the country who had attended NJEP programs to ask what these judges wished they had known before they presided in an adult victim sexual assault case, or a case of co-perpetrated sexual abuse and domestic violence. These judges’ twenty-five points are ...
... assist new judges, NJEP canvassed judges across the country who had attended NJEP programs to ask what these judges wished they had known before they presided in an adult victim sexual assault case, or a case of co-perpetrated sexual abuse and domestic violence. These judges’ twenty-five points are ...
Sex Offenders, Sexuality, and Social Control
... ineffective at controlling the population. Part of the problem of ineffectiveness is that the laws do not take into account the instable definition of offenders to be controlled nor do the concerned population realize the instability and ever-changing concept that encompasses the population they fe ...
... ineffective at controlling the population. Part of the problem of ineffectiveness is that the laws do not take into account the instable definition of offenders to be controlled nor do the concerned population realize the instability and ever-changing concept that encompasses the population they fe ...
Drug assertiveness and sexual risk-taking behavior in a sample of
... examined. The distributions for number of grams of methamphetamine used and total number of sex acts were positively skewed, and log 10 transformations were performed to correct for skewness. Participants who scored 15 or more on assertiveness (1 standard deviation or more above the mean) were compa ...
... examined. The distributions for number of grams of methamphetamine used and total number of sex acts were positively skewed, and log 10 transformations were performed to correct for skewness. Participants who scored 15 or more on assertiveness (1 standard deviation or more above the mean) were compa ...
preprint - Open Science Framework
... women behind only faithfulness (Pew 2007). Confluent love is based on open communication, trust, cooperation, and a presumed “equality in emotional give and take” (Giddens 1992:62), which stands in contrast to romantic love, which is often rooted in “domestic subjection” (Giddens 1992:62). It should ...
... women behind only faithfulness (Pew 2007). Confluent love is based on open communication, trust, cooperation, and a presumed “equality in emotional give and take” (Giddens 1992:62), which stands in contrast to romantic love, which is often rooted in “domestic subjection” (Giddens 1992:62). It should ...
Animal Clones and Diversity
... between these extremes. For many sexual populations, nonrandom mating systems (e.g., inbreeding and assortative mating) and geographical subdivisions can greatly increase genetic correlations among individuals and between generations. Correspondingly, many asexual populations are composed of numerou ...
... between these extremes. For many sexual populations, nonrandom mating systems (e.g., inbreeding and assortative mating) and geographical subdivisions can greatly increase genetic correlations among individuals and between generations. Correspondingly, many asexual populations are composed of numerou ...
(6) A Christian sexual ethic for today must be based on belief in the
... Vatican II seems to be fully accepted by all the other Christian churches. It even seems to provide common ground with people of other faiths or none. Of course, such a person-centred morality does not involve any rejection of objective morality. Far from it. Vatican II, for instance, is opposed to ...
... Vatican II seems to be fully accepted by all the other Christian churches. It even seems to provide common ground with people of other faiths or none. Of course, such a person-centred morality does not involve any rejection of objective morality. Far from it. Vatican II, for instance, is opposed to ...
Sexting Among Young Men Who Have Sex With Men: Results From
... describes sending sexually suggestive photos or messages through text messages. As a form of sexual communication in the era of mobile technologies, sexting may be used between two people as a means of flirting [1]. Increasingly, researchers have noted a growing prevalence in lifetime sexting behavio ...
... describes sending sexually suggestive photos or messages through text messages. As a form of sexual communication in the era of mobile technologies, sexting may be used between two people as a means of flirting [1]. Increasingly, researchers have noted a growing prevalence in lifetime sexting behavio ...
SAPR
... increased by alcohol. Victims report numerous sensations and symptoms including disassociation of mind and body and residual muscle weakness. Within six to eight hours of ingestion, vital signs may be depressed. Urine testing can be positive for drug presence up to 96 hours after ingestion. Suspecte ...
... increased by alcohol. Victims report numerous sensations and symptoms including disassociation of mind and body and residual muscle weakness. Within six to eight hours of ingestion, vital signs may be depressed. Urine testing can be positive for drug presence up to 96 hours after ingestion. Suspecte ...
Diagnosis of STD - WPRO IRIS
... diseases or be at risk of contracting them. In particular, human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) infection and acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS) cause great concern about sexual practices. To be effective, those providing health services must understand their own feelings and be comfortable tal ...
... diseases or be at risk of contracting them. In particular, human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) infection and acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS) cause great concern about sexual practices. To be effective, those providing health services must understand their own feelings and be comfortable tal ...
A comparison of parasite loads on asexual and sexual Phoxinus
... There are a variety of hypothetical benefits of sexual reproduction that may balance its disadvantages. The Red Queen hypothesis proposes that sexually reproducing species are better able to evolve resistance to parasites than asexually reproducing species. A prediction of the Red Queen hypothesis i ...
... There are a variety of hypothetical benefits of sexual reproduction that may balance its disadvantages. The Red Queen hypothesis proposes that sexually reproducing species are better able to evolve resistance to parasites than asexually reproducing species. A prediction of the Red Queen hypothesis i ...
Psychodynamics of Hypersexuality in Children and Adolescents with Bipolar Disorder Stewart Adelson
... adults (juvenile bipolar disorder, or JBD; National Institutes of Mental Health, 2001). There is evidence suggesting that hypersexuality, a symptom of bipolar disorder in adults, may also be a symptom of JBD. However, increased sexuality can be displayed in normal children or adolescents, and also b ...
... adults (juvenile bipolar disorder, or JBD; National Institutes of Mental Health, 2001). There is evidence suggesting that hypersexuality, a symptom of bipolar disorder in adults, may also be a symptom of JBD. However, increased sexuality can be displayed in normal children or adolescents, and also b ...
Chapter 12- Sexual Behavior in Adolescence
... practice sexual intercourse) at an ever lower age in a purely casual and often promiscuous psychophysiological manner, without any affectional involvement or commitment whatsoever. This, of course, has been accompanied by a corresponding rise in teen-age pregnancy and sexually-transmitted infectious ...
... practice sexual intercourse) at an ever lower age in a purely casual and often promiscuous psychophysiological manner, without any affectional involvement or commitment whatsoever. This, of course, has been accompanied by a corresponding rise in teen-age pregnancy and sexually-transmitted infectious ...
Plantas com efeito na impotência
... at different dose levels, i.e. 2.5 mg/kg, 5 mg/kg and 10 mg/kg body weight, respectively. The TT extract was administered orally, once daily, for a period of 8 weeks. The rabbits were then sacrificed and their penile tissue isolated to evaluate the responses to both contracting and relaxing pharmaco ...
... at different dose levels, i.e. 2.5 mg/kg, 5 mg/kg and 10 mg/kg body weight, respectively. The TT extract was administered orally, once daily, for a period of 8 weeks. The rabbits were then sacrificed and their penile tissue isolated to evaluate the responses to both contracting and relaxing pharmaco ...
A penological approach to the social construct of
... few ways inmates express who is in control and who is controlled” (Groth, 1979, p. 133). As such, Groth could be considered one of the few early researchers to examine inmate sexuality from a social constructionist view. Likewise, Lockwood (1980) and Bowker (1980) added to a shift in the paradigm su ...
... few ways inmates express who is in control and who is controlled” (Groth, 1979, p. 133). As such, Groth could be considered one of the few early researchers to examine inmate sexuality from a social constructionist view. Likewise, Lockwood (1980) and Bowker (1980) added to a shift in the paradigm su ...
Sexual abstinence
Sexual abstinence or sexual restraint is the practice of refraining from some or all aspects of sexual activity for medical, psychological, legal, social, financial, philosophical, moral or religious reasons. Asexuality is distinct from sexual abstinence; and celibacy is sexual abstinence generally motivated by factors such as an individual's personal or religious beliefs. Sexual abstinence before marriage is required in some societies by social norms, or, in some countries, even by laws, and is considered part of chastity. Some societies have or had a double standard in regard to chastity.Abstinence may be voluntary (when an individual chooses not to engage in sexual activity due to moral, religious, philosophical, etc. reasons), an involuntary result of social circumstances (when one cannot find any willing sexual partners), or legally mandated (e.g. in countries where sexual activity outside marriage is illegal, in prisons etc.).