Female Juvenile Delinquency and the Problem of Sexual Authority
... moment when Popular Science Monthly was attempting to use ratios to begin an empirical investigation of of male to female delinquency "why girls are so good,"' 6 other national magazines were agonizing over climbing female arrest rates and reporting ever more vicious crimes perpetrated by girls. Par ...
... moment when Popular Science Monthly was attempting to use ratios to begin an empirical investigation of of male to female delinquency "why girls are so good,"' 6 other national magazines were agonizing over climbing female arrest rates and reporting ever more vicious crimes perpetrated by girls. Par ...
Facilitator Notes Sex, Sexuality and Gender: Basic Concepts
... Copies of the following readings (not provided for reasons of copyright). Nanda, S. ([1985] 2007) The Hijras of India: Cultural and individual dimensions of an institutionalized third gender role. In Parker, R. and Aggleton, P. (eds.) Culture, Society and Sexuality: A Reader (2nd ed.). Facilitator N ...
... Copies of the following readings (not provided for reasons of copyright). Nanda, S. ([1985] 2007) The Hijras of India: Cultural and individual dimensions of an institutionalized third gender role. In Parker, R. and Aggleton, P. (eds.) Culture, Society and Sexuality: A Reader (2nd ed.). Facilitator N ...
Sex, Sexuality and Gender : Basic Concepts
... Bring the whole group together to discuss the following questions (on slide): ...
... Bring the whole group together to discuss the following questions (on slide): ...
Consistent Condom Use Among Juvenile Detainees: The
... theoretically plausible characteristics that distinguish high risk adolescents who consistently engage in safer sexual behavior from those who do not. Pollard et al. (1999) categorized protective factors that might distinguish such adolescents into three areas: (1) individual characteristics, (2) so ...
... theoretically plausible characteristics that distinguish high risk adolescents who consistently engage in safer sexual behavior from those who do not. Pollard et al. (1999) categorized protective factors that might distinguish such adolescents into three areas: (1) individual characteristics, (2) so ...
The Role of Pavlovian Conditioning in Sexual Behavior
... the pairing of masturbatory activity with fantasy. They suggested that through this process of higher order conditioning, deviant preferences became predominant and nondeviant preferences either dramatically dropped in value or simply faded away. More recently, Marshall and Eccles (1993) proposed a ...
... the pairing of masturbatory activity with fantasy. They suggested that through this process of higher order conditioning, deviant preferences became predominant and nondeviant preferences either dramatically dropped in value or simply faded away. More recently, Marshall and Eccles (1993) proposed a ...
Teenage Pregnancy and Sexual Health Marketing
... attitudes and beliefs, which influence young people’s sexual behaviour. Social norms and peer pressure, perceived behavioural control (self efficacy) and risk images all play an important role in shaping both behavioural intention and, in young and/or inexperienced young people, behavioural willi ...
... attitudes and beliefs, which influence young people’s sexual behaviour. Social norms and peer pressure, perceived behavioural control (self efficacy) and risk images all play an important role in shaping both behavioural intention and, in young and/or inexperienced young people, behavioural willi ...
USING ATTACHMENT THEORY TO STUDY MOTHER
... anxious/ambivalent, and avoidant. The attachment style influences the development of one’s social identity throughout life. The interaction between child and caregiver, secure, anxious/ambivalent, or avoidant, dictates the security that the child feels within future relationships. Attachment theory ...
... anxious/ambivalent, and avoidant. The attachment style influences the development of one’s social identity throughout life. The interaction between child and caregiver, secure, anxious/ambivalent, or avoidant, dictates the security that the child feels within future relationships. Attachment theory ...
perceptions on the role of peer pressure in increasing hiv related
... The following research question motivated the study: What is the perception of FET students about the role of peer pressure in engagement in HIV related risky behaviour? To answer this research question, an FET college PC Training and Business College was chosen as its students consist of diverse le ...
... The following research question motivated the study: What is the perception of FET students about the role of peer pressure in engagement in HIV related risky behaviour? To answer this research question, an FET college PC Training and Business College was chosen as its students consist of diverse le ...
The Bioelectrical Investigation of SEXUALITY and ANXIETY
... takes place and often excitation at climax is even more in tense than usual; nevertheless, there is an abiding sensation of not being satisfied or of having experienced inadequate relaxation, if any at all. In coitus condomatus, too, a mechanical discharge takes place, while gratification is greatl ...
... takes place and often excitation at climax is even more in tense than usual; nevertheless, there is an abiding sensation of not being satisfied or of having experienced inadequate relaxation, if any at all. In coitus condomatus, too, a mechanical discharge takes place, while gratification is greatl ...
Apsara`s Ordeal of Fire: the Politics of Sense in the Everyday Life of
... the women's virtuousness and transforming the ‘sin’ of their sex work into an act of morality and loyalty to their families living in poor rural areas. Cambodian bar girls come to Sihanoukville for this ordeal of fire.1 They know that when they come they are to be tested, excluded, and stigmatized, ...
... the women's virtuousness and transforming the ‘sin’ of their sex work into an act of morality and loyalty to their families living in poor rural areas. Cambodian bar girls come to Sihanoukville for this ordeal of fire.1 They know that when they come they are to be tested, excluded, and stigmatized, ...
Coleridge`s Representation of Sexuality
... in answer to her prayer, she hears a moaning sound which later turns out to be made by Geraldine. In keeping with the supernatural basis of the poem, it has been traditional to regard Geraldine as a witch who casts a spell on Christabel. There are many lacunae in this supposition, the greatest being ...
... in answer to her prayer, she hears a moaning sound which later turns out to be made by Geraldine. In keeping with the supernatural basis of the poem, it has been traditional to regard Geraldine as a witch who casts a spell on Christabel. There are many lacunae in this supposition, the greatest being ...
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 ...
Developmental perspective on the evolution of sexual ornaments
... 1992; Rowe, 1999). Other sexual traits function to facilitate mate choice, copulation or gamete transfer mechanistically, as in the case of animals’ genitalia or plants’ flower displays. In this case, the morphology of the other sex (Eberhard, 1985; Dixson and Anderson, 2002), or that of pollinators ...
... 1992; Rowe, 1999). Other sexual traits function to facilitate mate choice, copulation or gamete transfer mechanistically, as in the case of animals’ genitalia or plants’ flower displays. In this case, the morphology of the other sex (Eberhard, 1985; Dixson and Anderson, 2002), or that of pollinators ...
The World According to NAMBLA: Accounting for Deviance
... with anecdotal accounts, letters, poetry and articles that proclaim the benefits and advantages to children of having a sexual relationship with an adult male. Some of those advantages are very specifically detailed. Accounts of children having been rescued from lives on the streets, of children fin ...
... with anecdotal accounts, letters, poetry and articles that proclaim the benefits and advantages to children of having a sexual relationship with an adult male. Some of those advantages are very specifically detailed. Accounts of children having been rescued from lives on the streets, of children fin ...
Teenage Pregnancy - Northern Ireland Factsheet
... a baby as a teenager. Researchers focused on sister-to-sister relationships as sisters spend more time together than with friends, and are therefore more likely to be influenced by the behaviour of their siblings. The research showed that, although there is evidence that better education of women le ...
... a baby as a teenager. Researchers focused on sister-to-sister relationships as sisters spend more time together than with friends, and are therefore more likely to be influenced by the behaviour of their siblings. The research showed that, although there is evidence that better education of women le ...
Effects of Type of Coping Response, Setting, and Social Janet Sigal,
... American, Latino/a-American, and Asian American students. The other setting, an historically Black university (HBU), is composed of African American students as well as Black students from other countries. The students at the campuses are similar in socioeconomic status. However, participants at the ...
... American, Latino/a-American, and Asian American students. The other setting, an historically Black university (HBU), is composed of African American students as well as Black students from other countries. The students at the campuses are similar in socioeconomic status. However, participants at the ...
Costs of sexual traits: a mismatch between theoretical
... models differ with respect to the importance of the costs of sexual traits. In Fisherian models, costs become important late when the exaggeration of the sexual trait is so large that natural selection prevents any further enlargement. In these models, the only requirement for costs is that they mus ...
... models differ with respect to the importance of the costs of sexual traits. In Fisherian models, costs become important late when the exaggeration of the sexual trait is so large that natural selection prevents any further enlargement. In these models, the only requirement for costs is that they mus ...
A Guide for Parents - Ohana Policy Group
... about the stages of human reproduction. Age of consent laws were ignored, and children were not given any warning about adult sexual predators. Further, parents received woefully inadequate notice about the more controversial aspects of the curriculum.1 Later in the year, the DOE announced that it w ...
... about the stages of human reproduction. Age of consent laws were ignored, and children were not given any warning about adult sexual predators. Further, parents received woefully inadequate notice about the more controversial aspects of the curriculum.1 Later in the year, the DOE announced that it w ...
body irradiation transplantation: impact of chronic graft
... The current prospective longitudinal study addresses these gaps by determining sexual well-being before HCT and at predetermined time points up to 3 years after autologous and allogeneic HCT in a large, ethnically diverse population. We hypothesized that sexual well-being for both men and women woul ...
... The current prospective longitudinal study addresses these gaps by determining sexual well-being before HCT and at predetermined time points up to 3 years after autologous and allogeneic HCT in a large, ethnically diverse population. We hypothesized that sexual well-being for both men and women woul ...
Sex is good for you - Centre for Disability Studies
... express their sexuality and meet new partners such as bars, pubs, and even brothels, is very difficult, (Shakespeare et al, 1996; Milligan and Neufeldt, 2001; Thomas et al, 1989; Shuttleworth, 2000). This organisation of society that assumes disabled people are asexual, yet promotes the belief that ...
... express their sexuality and meet new partners such as bars, pubs, and even brothels, is very difficult, (Shakespeare et al, 1996; Milligan and Neufeldt, 2001; Thomas et al, 1989; Shuttleworth, 2000). This organisation of society that assumes disabled people are asexual, yet promotes the belief that ...
Chapter Seven: Shame and Intimacy
... insecure people to deceive those around them. They are showing the world an image that is the exact opposite to their image of themselves. They present themselves as competent, tough, attractive, and sexy. This is done in order to ensure that others will not see them as they think and feel they real ...
... insecure people to deceive those around them. They are showing the world an image that is the exact opposite to their image of themselves. They present themselves as competent, tough, attractive, and sexy. This is done in order to ensure that others will not see them as they think and feel they real ...
ORIGINAL RESEARCH—EJACULATORY DISORDERS Premature
... Study Design This 4-week, multicenter, observational study was conducted at 42 U.S. centers from April 14, 2004 to August 9, 2004. No treatment was administered to participants. Subjects were recruited using radio and newspaper advertisements, as well as brochures posted in the clinic of each partic ...
... Study Design This 4-week, multicenter, observational study was conducted at 42 U.S. centers from April 14, 2004 to August 9, 2004. No treatment was administered to participants. Subjects were recruited using radio and newspaper advertisements, as well as brochures posted in the clinic of each partic ...
preprint - Open Science Framework
... are comprised of internal dialogue used to organize and prepare one’s behavior. Sexual scripts have been argued to operate largely at the level of cultural scenarios (Kornrich, Brines, and Leupp 2013) as they are highly institutionalized. In this way, cultural rules determine not only how sexual en ...
... are comprised of internal dialogue used to organize and prepare one’s behavior. Sexual scripts have been argued to operate largely at the level of cultural scenarios (Kornrich, Brines, and Leupp 2013) as they are highly institutionalized. In this way, cultural rules determine not only how sexual en ...
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 ...
“Hip to be Crip?” About Crip Theory, Sexuality and People with
... he calls ‘‘compulsory able-bodiedness’’ that he believes in itself produces disability. In the realm of the unspoken concerning the body’s abilities, a functional, able body is expected to be the norm [2]. Crip theory therefore criticizes the standards that maintain the boundaries of the ‘‘normate’’ ...
... he calls ‘‘compulsory able-bodiedness’’ that he believes in itself produces disability. In the realm of the unspoken concerning the body’s abilities, a functional, able body is expected to be the norm [2]. Crip theory therefore criticizes the standards that maintain the boundaries of the ‘‘normate’’ ...