Female Orgasm from Intercourse - UNT Digital Library
... Previous research indicates that women prefer orgasms triggered by penilevaginal intercourse (PVI) as compared to those triggered by direct manual stimulation of the clitoris. However, for reasons that are not well understood, most women are unable to reach PVI orgasms as often as they desire. In ad ...
... Previous research indicates that women prefer orgasms triggered by penilevaginal intercourse (PVI) as compared to those triggered by direct manual stimulation of the clitoris. However, for reasons that are not well understood, most women are unable to reach PVI orgasms as often as they desire. In ad ...
Intrapersonal, Interpersonal, and Contextual Factors in Engaging in
... Several authors have speculated about this gender difference. For example, Lusterman (1997) described societal condoning of EMI by men, cultural depictions of women as sexual objects, men’s vulnerability to seeking power and conquest through sex, and pressures on men to focus on career success, which ...
... Several authors have speculated about this gender difference. For example, Lusterman (1997) described societal condoning of EMI by men, cultural depictions of women as sexual objects, men’s vulnerability to seeking power and conquest through sex, and pressures on men to focus on career success, which ...
UVic Thesis Template - University of Victoria
... investigate the relationships between non-metric traits of the human hip bone: the greater sciatic notch (GSN), the ventral arc (VA), the subpubic contour (SPC), and the ischiopubic ramus ridge (IPRR), estimated skeletal sex, and shape. Fifty-nine undocumented left hip bone specimens were visually a ...
... investigate the relationships between non-metric traits of the human hip bone: the greater sciatic notch (GSN), the ventral arc (VA), the subpubic contour (SPC), and the ischiopubic ramus ridge (IPRR), estimated skeletal sex, and shape. Fifty-nine undocumented left hip bone specimens were visually a ...
PDF - Bentham Open
... activities. Fletcher, Steinberg, & Williams-Wheeler [11] later assessed these findings of Statin & Kerr [10] which ultimately state that parental monitoring has little result and is dependent on adolescent disclosure. They found this assertion by Statin & Kerr [20] to be in contradiction with the la ...
... activities. Fletcher, Steinberg, & Williams-Wheeler [11] later assessed these findings of Statin & Kerr [10] which ultimately state that parental monitoring has little result and is dependent on adolescent disclosure. They found this assertion by Statin & Kerr [20] to be in contradiction with the la ...
Judgements Made Towards Male Victims of Sexual Assault
... penetration of the vagina; therefore could not be applied to the rape of men. Following increasing recognition that men can be raped, the law was extended to include anal or vaginal penetration of the penis: the Criminal Justice and Public Order Act (1994) stated that ‘it is an offence for a man to ...
... penetration of the vagina; therefore could not be applied to the rape of men. Following increasing recognition that men can be raped, the law was extended to include anal or vaginal penetration of the penis: the Criminal Justice and Public Order Act (1994) stated that ‘it is an offence for a man to ...
Condom Semiotics - UC Berkeley Sociology Department
... meaning, or semiotic axes (Sewell 1992), touching almost every aspect of Malawian social life. We focus on sensuality, love and trust, and risk because these are the central themes that emerge from our data. Although controversy in the United States and elsewhere revolves around moral and religious ...
... meaning, or semiotic axes (Sewell 1992), touching almost every aspect of Malawian social life. We focus on sensuality, love and trust, and risk because these are the central themes that emerge from our data. Although controversy in the United States and elsewhere revolves around moral and religious ...
Slipping into the Ha-Ha - The University of Sydney
... While I am not drawing any comparison between Maria Bertram and the novelist, I am saying thatAusten's bawdy humor ignores locked "gates," pushes beyond "spikes," and threatens to "tear" Austen's gown. In doing so, her humor complicates current debates about late-eighteenth-century assumptions regar ...
... While I am not drawing any comparison between Maria Bertram and the novelist, I am saying thatAusten's bawdy humor ignores locked "gates," pushes beyond "spikes," and threatens to "tear" Austen's gown. In doing so, her humor complicates current debates about late-eighteenth-century assumptions regar ...
Three`s a Crowd or Bonus?: College Students` Threesome
... threesome and almost half of the respondents (49%) knew a couple who had had a threesome. The majority of the threesome participants (81.5%) did not discuss rules and boundaries. Over two thirds (67.9%) had viewed pornography depicting a threesome. In regard to who brought up the idea of a threesome ...
... threesome and almost half of the respondents (49%) knew a couple who had had a threesome. The majority of the threesome participants (81.5%) did not discuss rules and boundaries. Over two thirds (67.9%) had viewed pornography depicting a threesome. In regard to who brought up the idea of a threesome ...
Yes we can: A dyadic investigation of cognitive interdependence
... motivation process, and support strategies to promote better health behaviors. Findings have important practical implications that can be incorporated into biomedical prevention strategies, such as Treatment as Prevention (TasP) and Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP), for same-sex couples affected by H ...
... motivation process, and support strategies to promote better health behaviors. Findings have important practical implications that can be incorporated into biomedical prevention strategies, such as Treatment as Prevention (TasP) and Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP), for same-sex couples affected by H ...
HUMAN SPERM COMPETITION
... Although men likely do not have adaptations that have evolved to deal with particularly high levels of sperm competition, men may have adaptations that evolved to deal with variable levels of sperm competition. Sperm competition theory can be used to generate the hypothesis that, where the risk of s ...
... Although men likely do not have adaptations that have evolved to deal with particularly high levels of sperm competition, men may have adaptations that evolved to deal with variable levels of sperm competition. Sperm competition theory can be used to generate the hypothesis that, where the risk of s ...
Romantic Love Communication - OhioLINK Electronic Theses and
... Marriage therapists have been some of the strongest proponents of the equity perspective. For example, Sager (1976) values using marriage contracts when working with couples; the idea of individual marriage contracts has been extremely useful. The individual marriage contracts refer to one’s obligat ...
... Marriage therapists have been some of the strongest proponents of the equity perspective. For example, Sager (1976) values using marriage contracts when working with couples; the idea of individual marriage contracts has been extremely useful. The individual marriage contracts refer to one’s obligat ...
Whole Book - The Writings of DWOsborne
... to make do with wisdom instead. If it works, it will be worth more than money. ...
... to make do with wisdom instead. If it works, it will be worth more than money. ...
Dimensions of Individuals` Judgements about Sexual Attraction
... impedes research into the measurement of sexual orientation. Existing measurements of sexual orientation rely on partial or incompletely empirical research. The present study identified promising avenues for development of credible definitions, theories, and measurements of sexual orientation: (a) m ...
... impedes research into the measurement of sexual orientation. Existing measurements of sexual orientation rely on partial or incompletely empirical research. The present study identified promising avenues for development of credible definitions, theories, and measurements of sexual orientation: (a) m ...
Queering the Spheres: Non-Normative Gender
... heteronormativity” (17). In most cases, these two definitions might work together; however, this is not always so. For example, one cannot easily reconcile Sedgwick’s focus on blurring the line between homosexuality and heterosexuality and Freccero’s definition of queer as destabilizing to heteronor ...
... heteronormativity” (17). In most cases, these two definitions might work together; however, this is not always so. For example, one cannot easily reconcile Sedgwick’s focus on blurring the line between homosexuality and heterosexuality and Freccero’s definition of queer as destabilizing to heteronor ...
Sexual selection in Fungi
... will survive best and get most offspring. The genes that code for these characteristics will increase in frequency and as a result extremely well adapted species evolve: perfectly streamlined fish, octopuses with environment dependent camouflage, or plants that catch insects in nutrient poor soils. ...
... will survive best and get most offspring. The genes that code for these characteristics will increase in frequency and as a result extremely well adapted species evolve: perfectly streamlined fish, octopuses with environment dependent camouflage, or plants that catch insects in nutrient poor soils. ...
A Phallic Play: Examing 5th Century Cultural References
... Lysistrata’s Context Lysistrata was first performed in a tumultuous time in Athens’s history. Originally performed at the Lenea festival of 411 BCE, it is one of Aristophanes’ peace plays (Henderson 153, in Yale Classics). These plays all advocated for an end to the Peloponnesian war and peace with ...
... Lysistrata’s Context Lysistrata was first performed in a tumultuous time in Athens’s history. Originally performed at the Lenea festival of 411 BCE, it is one of Aristophanes’ peace plays (Henderson 153, in Yale Classics). These plays all advocated for an end to the Peloponnesian war and peace with ...
Bystander Behavior Intervention in Risky Sexual Assault Situations
... Berkowitz (2010) argues that when individuals are given the correct information, it may break this self-perpetuating cycle and encourage change. Gidycz et al. (2011) found that participants in their bystander education program, which utilized a social norms exercise addressing misperceptions, found ...
... Berkowitz (2010) argues that when individuals are given the correct information, it may break this self-perpetuating cycle and encourage change. Gidycz et al. (2011) found that participants in their bystander education program, which utilized a social norms exercise addressing misperceptions, found ...
Rethinking Relations: Queer Intimacies and Practices
... counts as personhood. Because subjects are necessarily produced and materialized in relation to normative meaning making processes, it is not possible to simply escape such violent systems of signification (Butler 1993: 241). Rather, queer politics finds resistance in subverting and exploiting norma ...
... counts as personhood. Because subjects are necessarily produced and materialized in relation to normative meaning making processes, it is not possible to simply escape such violent systems of signification (Butler 1993: 241). Rather, queer politics finds resistance in subverting and exploiting norma ...
The Role of Sexual Communication in Committed Relationships
... immediately. My email is [email protected]. If someone reads this, it might make me feel somewhat better about spending countless amounts of hours writing it; also I will probably buy you ice cream or a dessert of your choice. If you are reading this, you should also know about some of the key p ...
... immediately. My email is [email protected]. If someone reads this, it might make me feel somewhat better about spending countless amounts of hours writing it; also I will probably buy you ice cream or a dessert of your choice. If you are reading this, you should also know about some of the key p ...
The Role of Body Surveillance, Body Shame, and Body Self
... women for at least two primary reasons (i.e., not study only those with clinicallydiagnosable sexual problems). First, some researchers argue that it is important to adopt such a sociocultural view of women’s sexual problems in order to avoid specifying any one pattern of sexual experience as funct ...
... women for at least two primary reasons (i.e., not study only those with clinicallydiagnosable sexual problems). First, some researchers argue that it is important to adopt such a sociocultural view of women’s sexual problems in order to avoid specifying any one pattern of sexual experience as funct ...
And Hast Thou Slain the Jabberwock? Response to Wallen
... difficult to imagine that this has been a selectively neutral capacity in women. It seems likely that orgasm would reinforce whatever sexual behaviors elicited it. Yet, it would not pay to reinforce sexual behaviors with every mate. Because, on Springer ...
... difficult to imagine that this has been a selectively neutral capacity in women. It seems likely that orgasm would reinforce whatever sexual behaviors elicited it. Yet, it would not pay to reinforce sexual behaviors with every mate. Because, on Springer ...
PLoS ONE 7 - La Brea Tar Pits and Museum
... sample size of this species to be 2100 individuals based on the Hancock Collection specimens that were recovered in 1913-15. That collection contains approximately 650 crania in various states of completeness. Subsequent excavations have recovered cranial parts of a further 79 individuals from Pit 9 ...
... sample size of this species to be 2100 individuals based on the Hancock Collection specimens that were recovered in 1913-15. That collection contains approximately 650 crania in various states of completeness. Subsequent excavations have recovered cranial parts of a further 79 individuals from Pit 9 ...
Psychological and Cross-Cultural Aspects of Infertility and Human
... methods, infertility is defined as the inability to establish a pregnancy within a specified period of time, usually 1 year. Given this definition, it is estimated that between 8 and 12% of couples experience some form of infertility during their reproductive lives [2]. Approximately 1 out of 6 marr ...
... methods, infertility is defined as the inability to establish a pregnancy within a specified period of time, usually 1 year. Given this definition, it is estimated that between 8 and 12% of couples experience some form of infertility during their reproductive lives [2]. Approximately 1 out of 6 marr ...
A Giselle for Our Time: Mats Ek`s Post
... ballet Giselle. Born April 18, 1945, Mats Ek began his theatre studies at a young age, but did not begin dancing seriously until his late twenties, when he joined the Cullberg Ballet, a company founded in 1967 by Ek’s mother, Birgit Cullberg, as a member of the corps de ballet. Ek went on to serve a ...
... ballet Giselle. Born April 18, 1945, Mats Ek began his theatre studies at a young age, but did not begin dancing seriously until his late twenties, when he joined the Cullberg Ballet, a company founded in 1967 by Ek’s mother, Birgit Cullberg, as a member of the corps de ballet. Ek went on to serve a ...
Psychological and Physiological Adaptations to Sperm Competition
... feature of human evolutionary history. Investigating primate genes that code for proteins involved in the production and function of sperm, Wyckoff, Wang, and Wu (2000) found that these genes have been evolving at a much faster rate than most other human genes. Furthermore, such genes have been evol ...
... feature of human evolutionary history. Investigating primate genes that code for proteins involved in the production and function of sperm, Wyckoff, Wang, and Wu (2000) found that these genes have been evolving at a much faster rate than most other human genes. Furthermore, such genes have been evol ...