Chapter Seven: Shame and Intimacy
... interested in it or proud of it. A baby girl may be made to feel she has done something wrong if she exposes herself. The shame associated with toilet training easily gets associated with the sexual organs. Furthermore, it is quite common for young children to pick up and take on the embarrassment o ...
... interested in it or proud of it. A baby girl may be made to feel she has done something wrong if she exposes herself. The shame associated with toilet training easily gets associated with the sexual organs. Furthermore, it is quite common for young children to pick up and take on the embarrassment o ...
Part II: Chapter 11
... on sexual learning in animals were included in this review because a role for learning in the sexual behaviour of animals also has profound implications for our understanding of human sexual arousal and the development of disorders in sexual motivation. The animal research described in this review c ...
... on sexual learning in animals were included in this review because a role for learning in the sexual behaviour of animals also has profound implications for our understanding of human sexual arousal and the development of disorders in sexual motivation. The animal research described in this review c ...
Peer-reviewed Article PDF - e
... from the cities those who were considered sexually deviant (prostitutes and other women of “loose morals”). A programme of treatment for individuals afflicted by syphilis, regardless of stage of disease, was developed in the major cities, towards the middle of the 16th century, and ‘quarantine hospi ...
... from the cities those who were considered sexually deviant (prostitutes and other women of “loose morals”). A programme of treatment for individuals afflicted by syphilis, regardless of stage of disease, was developed in the major cities, towards the middle of the 16th century, and ‘quarantine hospi ...
repetitive behaviors - School of Psychology
... Screening checklists such as the M-CHAT13, ESAT14 and Q-CHAT15 have been used with community samples of infants aged 14 to 54 months and include questions about repetitive behaviors. However, these questions are confined to only one or two items relating to motor stereotypies and to rigid behavior, ...
... Screening checklists such as the M-CHAT13, ESAT14 and Q-CHAT15 have been used with community samples of infants aged 14 to 54 months and include questions about repetitive behaviors. However, these questions are confined to only one or two items relating to motor stereotypies and to rigid behavior, ...
Aphrodisiac Properties Of Turnera Diffusa
... five mice, four females and one male. All mice received doses that contained 10 mg of damiana in 0.3 mL peanut oil (or 0.3 mL peanut oil for control) every other day for two weeks for a total of eight doses. Each week, one control group and one test group would begin dosing. The following week the n ...
... five mice, four females and one male. All mice received doses that contained 10 mg of damiana in 0.3 mL peanut oil (or 0.3 mL peanut oil for control) every other day for two weeks for a total of eight doses. Each week, one control group and one test group would begin dosing. The following week the n ...
The Bioelectrical Investigation of SEXUALITY and ANXIETY
... place, while gratification is greatly diminished. This can not be explained by the reduction in tactile sensations, for pure touch sensation is present; but the sensation of pleas ure is lacking or reduced, and it is precisely this that needs to be explained. Unambiguous signs of stasis such as ir ...
... place, while gratification is greatly diminished. This can not be explained by the reduction in tactile sensations, for pure touch sensation is present; but the sensation of pleas ure is lacking or reduced, and it is precisely this that needs to be explained. Unambiguous signs of stasis such as ir ...
Animal Clones and Diversity
... Smith 1978). The critical assumption that "all else is equal" (e.g., fecundity, survival, and niche requirements) between sexual and asexual counterparts lies at the heart of this "paradox of sex." However, this assumption may be fundamentally flawed. As I will discuss, animal clones can be ecologic ...
... Smith 1978). The critical assumption that "all else is equal" (e.g., fecundity, survival, and niche requirements) between sexual and asexual counterparts lies at the heart of this "paradox of sex." However, this assumption may be fundamentally flawed. As I will discuss, animal clones can be ecologic ...
Presentation - SRSG on Violence Against Children
... stop the potential trajectory to worse forms of violence ...
... stop the potential trajectory to worse forms of violence ...
(BSI-18) in a Spanish sample of outpatients with psychiatric
... 6 to somatic/vegetative symptoms. In this study the Spanish verison of the scale (Vázquez et al., 2005) was used. Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory-2 (Hathaway & McKinley, 2002). This instrument is a revised, updated and restandardized version of the original MMPI (Hathaway & McKinley, 194 ...
... 6 to somatic/vegetative symptoms. In this study the Spanish verison of the scale (Vázquez et al., 2005) was used. Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory-2 (Hathaway & McKinley, 2002). This instrument is a revised, updated and restandardized version of the original MMPI (Hathaway & McKinley, 194 ...
Treating Erectile Dysfunction - STA HealthCare Communications
... The presence of anxiety and depression may be a result of impotence, as well as a precipitating factor for ED.16 It must be stressed that identifying a possible psychologic factor does not mean that this factor is the sole cause of impotence. Psychologic evaluation is important in both the diagnosis ...
... The presence of anxiety and depression may be a result of impotence, as well as a precipitating factor for ED.16 It must be stressed that identifying a possible psychologic factor does not mean that this factor is the sole cause of impotence. Psychologic evaluation is important in both the diagnosis ...
Coleridge`s Representation of Sexuality
... Romanticism very early in their academic calendar, and while explaining the features of Romanticism, the concerned teacher never fails to highlight Walter Pater’s famous characterization of Romanticism as the "addition of strangeness to beauty" (258). In defence of Pater, the Romantic poet whose nam ...
... Romanticism very early in their academic calendar, and while explaining the features of Romanticism, the concerned teacher never fails to highlight Walter Pater’s famous characterization of Romanticism as the "addition of strangeness to beauty" (258). In defence of Pater, the Romantic poet whose nam ...
Current Issues – Perspectives and Reviews
... selection, the landmark advance in molecular technology came with Alec Jeffreys’s discovery of hypervariable DNA and its utility for DNA fingerprinting (Jeffreys et al. 1985). Previously limited to extrapolating reproductive success from observations of mating success, researchers now had a tool for un ...
... selection, the landmark advance in molecular technology came with Alec Jeffreys’s discovery of hypervariable DNA and its utility for DNA fingerprinting (Jeffreys et al. 1985). Previously limited to extrapolating reproductive success from observations of mating success, researchers now had a tool for un ...
Dunn 1..7 - Science Advances
... As predicted by Darwin, sexual differences in plumage color were strongly related to indices of sexual selection such as the type of mating system and, in the case of hue, sperm competition (testes mass). However, the focus on dichromatism for the past 120 years might be a bit misplaced because most ...
... As predicted by Darwin, sexual differences in plumage color were strongly related to indices of sexual selection such as the type of mating system and, in the case of hue, sperm competition (testes mass). However, the focus on dichromatism for the past 120 years might be a bit misplaced because most ...
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... Bordo (1993) states that “not chiefly through ideology, but through the organization and regulation of the time, space, and movements of our daily lives, our bodies are trained, shaped, and impressed with the stamp of prevailing historical forms of selfhood, desire, masculinity, [and] femininity” (p ...
... Bordo (1993) states that “not chiefly through ideology, but through the organization and regulation of the time, space, and movements of our daily lives, our bodies are trained, shaped, and impressed with the stamp of prevailing historical forms of selfhood, desire, masculinity, [and] femininity” (p ...
The relative importance of size and asymmetry in sexual selection
... Developmental stability reflects the ability of individuals to cope with their environment during ontogeny given their genetic background. An inability to cope with environmental and genetic perturbations is reflected in elevated levels of fluctuating asymmetry and other measures of developmental in ...
... Developmental stability reflects the ability of individuals to cope with their environment during ontogeny given their genetic background. An inability to cope with environmental and genetic perturbations is reflected in elevated levels of fluctuating asymmetry and other measures of developmental in ...
The DSM diagnostic criteria for Female Sexual Arousal Disorder
... Focusing on incentive motivation, the model put forward by Laan and Janssen (2007) defines sexual motivation as “the result of the activation of a sensitive sexual response system by sexually competent stimuli that are present in the environment” (p. 329; see also Laan & Everaerd, 1995). Both sexual ...
... Focusing on incentive motivation, the model put forward by Laan and Janssen (2007) defines sexual motivation as “the result of the activation of a sensitive sexual response system by sexually competent stimuli that are present in the environment” (p. 329; see also Laan & Everaerd, 1995). Both sexual ...
Adaptations to sexual selection and sexual conflict
... not yet run over a sufficiently long period of evolutionary time or that not all relevant traits have been studied (see below for discussion of further pitfalls). There is also considerable interest in using selection techniques to study rates of adaptation. Theory states that sexual selection can s ...
... not yet run over a sufficiently long period of evolutionary time or that not all relevant traits have been studied (see below for discussion of further pitfalls). There is also considerable interest in using selection techniques to study rates of adaptation. Theory states that sexual selection can s ...
Sexual selection, sexual conflict and the evolution of ageing and life
... 1. Classic evolutionary models interpret ageing as a cost of reproduction, but evolutionary research has thus far largely neglected the conceptual links between the evolution of ageing and a key mode of selection on male and female reproductive strategies – sexual selection and sexual conflict. 2. W ...
... 1. Classic evolutionary models interpret ageing as a cost of reproduction, but evolutionary research has thus far largely neglected the conceptual links between the evolution of ageing and a key mode of selection on male and female reproductive strategies – sexual selection and sexual conflict. 2. W ...
Drug assertiveness and sexual risk-taking behavior in a sample of
... during the previous 2 months. Three categories of partner type were assessed: steady (e.g., spouse, boyfriend), casual (e.g., one-night stand), and anonymous (e.g., someone in the park). For each category of partner type, participants were asked how many times during the past 2 months they had engag ...
... during the previous 2 months. Three categories of partner type were assessed: steady (e.g., spouse, boyfriend), casual (e.g., one-night stand), and anonymous (e.g., someone in the park). For each category of partner type, participants were asked how many times during the past 2 months they had engag ...
NBER WORKING PAPER SERIES EFFECTIVENESS AND SPILLOVERS OF ONLINE SEX EDUCATION:
... safe and risky sexual practices, STI symptoms, and violent/abusive sexual situations. ...
... safe and risky sexual practices, STI symptoms, and violent/abusive sexual situations. ...
Enhancing HIV prevention education for adolescents in
... Medline, Embase, Web of Science, Science Directory, the Cochrane library etc Internet using Google; Googling * In order to find articles on culture, youth attitudes/behaviours, policy , teacher education on sexuality with HIV intervention education and contraceptive use among adolescents. ...
... Medline, Embase, Web of Science, Science Directory, the Cochrane library etc Internet using Google; Googling * In order to find articles on culture, youth attitudes/behaviours, policy , teacher education on sexuality with HIV intervention education and contraceptive use among adolescents. ...
reporting sexual assault of women in the military
... the victims have gone to great lengths to expose the crimes and seek help, there remains a huge underreporting problem. There are many legal and social deterrents to reporting a sexual assault in the military. The lack of confidentiality is one major factor that keeps many victims from making a repo ...
... the victims have gone to great lengths to expose the crimes and seek help, there remains a huge underreporting problem. There are many legal and social deterrents to reporting a sexual assault in the military. The lack of confidentiality is one major factor that keeps many victims from making a repo ...
Reclaiming the Body and the Spirit in Oscar Wilde`s
... How then does this historical re-representation of a biblical figure impact Irish identity? On the surface this question might be answered by making associations between Oscar Wilde’s own sexual history, something I will return to later in the paper. And yet, the character of Salomé offers a unique ...
... How then does this historical re-representation of a biblical figure impact Irish identity? On the surface this question might be answered by making associations between Oscar Wilde’s own sexual history, something I will return to later in the paper. And yet, the character of Salomé offers a unique ...
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF CLINICAL ENDOCRINOLOGISTS MEDICAL GUIDELINES FOR CLINICAL PRACTICE
... retarded, absent, or retrograde ejaculation. Premature ...
... retarded, absent, or retrograde ejaculation. Premature ...
Style D 36 by 54 - CTN Dissemination Library
... compared to baseline. Logistic regression was used to model the log odds of improvement in each measure as a function of the number of sessions attended. To assess if reductions in DRG mediated the effect of the number of sessions attended on RSB improvement, a multiple logistic model was considered ...
... compared to baseline. Logistic regression was used to model the log odds of improvement in each measure as a function of the number of sessions attended. To assess if reductions in DRG mediated the effect of the number of sessions attended on RSB improvement, a multiple logistic model was considered ...