Diapositiva 1 - MU Student Health Center
... 1) Reducing STI transmission by using a barrier method, practicing abstinence or engaging in low-risk sexual activities, i.e. cuddling ...
... 1) Reducing STI transmission by using a barrier method, practicing abstinence or engaging in low-risk sexual activities, i.e. cuddling ...
Introduction to Sex Education
... endorse the birth control pill. This was also a time of the Civil Rights movement and feminism. ...
... endorse the birth control pill. This was also a time of the Civil Rights movement and feminism. ...
The Future-What does it look like?
... partners continue to be sexually active. • Most people surveyed are satisfied with their physical relationship. • With advancing age, the gender gap is overshadowed by the partner gap-the haves-men, the have-nots women 60 plus. ...
... partners continue to be sexually active. • Most people surveyed are satisfied with their physical relationship. • With advancing age, the gender gap is overshadowed by the partner gap-the haves-men, the have-nots women 60 plus. ...
online hook-up devices and the emergence of PNP practices among
... • N.B Here desires, intentions and even identities do not precede the online encounter in any simple sense, but can be understood to emerge from it through a process of eventuation. ...
... • N.B Here desires, intentions and even identities do not precede the online encounter in any simple sense, but can be understood to emerge from it through a process of eventuation. ...
08Sexuality
... The more global our view of sexuality, the more variety we see. Comparative research shows sex varies from culture to culture & place to place – meanings, positions, frequency, taboos, etc. ...
... The more global our view of sexuality, the more variety we see. Comparative research shows sex varies from culture to culture & place to place – meanings, positions, frequency, taboos, etc. ...
Sexuality As A Social Concept
... • Alarmed by the sexual excesses of Romans, and influenced by the Greek concept of dualism, early Church leaders such as Saint Paul argued that celibacy was necessary for spiritual development. • Saint Augustine, the major influence on early Christian beliefs about sex, believed that lust was the or ...
... • Alarmed by the sexual excesses of Romans, and influenced by the Greek concept of dualism, early Church leaders such as Saint Paul argued that celibacy was necessary for spiritual development. • Saint Augustine, the major influence on early Christian beliefs about sex, believed that lust was the or ...
Is Hooking Up Bad for Young Women?
... On college campuses, this sexual double stanThere are are up-sides and down-sides to both monogamous relationships dard often finds its most vociferous expression in and hookups. the Greek scene. Fraternities are often the only venues where large groups of underage students can readily access alcoho ...
... On college campuses, this sexual double stanThere are are up-sides and down-sides to both monogamous relationships dard often finds its most vociferous expression in and hookups. the Greek scene. Fraternities are often the only venues where large groups of underage students can readily access alcoho ...
Sexual Selection and Human Reproductive behaviour
... Sexual Selection is an evolutionary process and there are two types; intersexual-selection (competition within members of the same sex) and intrasexual selection (selection between the sexes where the partner preferences for one sex determines the areas in which the other sex must compete). Sexual s ...
... Sexual Selection is an evolutionary process and there are two types; intersexual-selection (competition within members of the same sex) and intrasexual selection (selection between the sexes where the partner preferences for one sex determines the areas in which the other sex must compete). Sexual s ...
Chapter 8 PP
... Modifying Sexual Behavior In the past, sexual intimacy was usually accompanied by commitment to a broader relationship. As sex has become more an end in itself commitment, caring, and the broader aspects of a meaningful intimate have been lost People seem to be searching for these lost elements ...
... Modifying Sexual Behavior In the past, sexual intimacy was usually accompanied by commitment to a broader relationship. As sex has become more an end in itself commitment, caring, and the broader aspects of a meaningful intimate have been lost People seem to be searching for these lost elements ...
Moving Away from the Family
... Of course, these rules are not always the case. There are very romantic men, just like there can be women with sex-drives “like a man.” ...
... Of course, these rules are not always the case. There are very romantic men, just like there can be women with sex-drives “like a man.” ...
Buunk, B. - Routledge
... the result of the partner’s sexual attraction to a rival that is real, imagined, or considered likely to occur (Bringle & Buunk, 1985). In line with this definition, the Anticipated Sexual Jealousy Scale (ASJS) measures the degree to which the idea of sexual attraction felt by one’s partner for anot ...
... the result of the partner’s sexual attraction to a rival that is real, imagined, or considered likely to occur (Bringle & Buunk, 1985). In line with this definition, the Anticipated Sexual Jealousy Scale (ASJS) measures the degree to which the idea of sexual attraction felt by one’s partner for anot ...
sites.stedwards.edu
... Age of cunnilingus - unrelated to coercion related to stimulation, gratification, assertive & skillful Age of fellatio - related to inferiority and self-devaluation **Challenged the idea that all adolescent sexual activity is negative ...
... Age of cunnilingus - unrelated to coercion related to stimulation, gratification, assertive & skillful Age of fellatio - related to inferiority and self-devaluation **Challenged the idea that all adolescent sexual activity is negative ...
What Is Gender
... the procreation of our species. The 'thing' that attracts one person to another may not always be sexual - it could be sense of humor, personality, 'likeability', compatibility, or intelligence. Sex or sexuality may only be a secondary consideration. Sometimes, part of our sexuality can be suppresse ...
... the procreation of our species. The 'thing' that attracts one person to another may not always be sexual - it could be sense of humor, personality, 'likeability', compatibility, or intelligence. Sex or sexuality may only be a secondary consideration. Sometimes, part of our sexuality can be suppresse ...
Evolution of Sex
... Selection is more powerful in the stages up to the age of peak reproductive value If a pleiotropic gene is introduced that gives an benefit early in life, at the expense of a cost much later on, than it will be selected Senescence is the outcome of such negative effects later in life ...
... Selection is more powerful in the stages up to the age of peak reproductive value If a pleiotropic gene is introduced that gives an benefit early in life, at the expense of a cost much later on, than it will be selected Senescence is the outcome of such negative effects later in life ...
Sexuality in the Aging Taalibah Ahmed, MS4 Florida State University College of Medicine
... • According to federal law, nursing-home residents are guaranteed some small degree of privacy. • The administration must balance these rights with the possibility that the patient isn't able to consent to sex at all, and that his every encounter amounts to an elder version of ―gray rape.‖ ...
... • According to federal law, nursing-home residents are guaranteed some small degree of privacy. • The administration must balance these rights with the possibility that the patient isn't able to consent to sex at all, and that his every encounter amounts to an elder version of ―gray rape.‖ ...
Study Guide Quiz 5
... sexuality? 6. How do emotional difficulties and sexual abuse and assault possibly affect one’s sexuality? 7. How do relationship factors, such as ineffective communication, fears about pregnancy or STDs and sexual orientation affect one’s level of sexual satisfaction? 8. Why are physical and emotion ...
... sexuality? 6. How do emotional difficulties and sexual abuse and assault possibly affect one’s sexuality? 7. How do relationship factors, such as ineffective communication, fears about pregnancy or STDs and sexual orientation affect one’s level of sexual satisfaction? 8. Why are physical and emotion ...
sexual
... survey based on a random sample of American adults between the ages of 18 and 59. As you can see, although most men seem to think about sex more often than most women do, there is overlap between the sexes in this respect. ...
... survey based on a random sample of American adults between the ages of 18 and 59. As you can see, although most men seem to think about sex more often than most women do, there is overlap between the sexes in this respect. ...
The Social Construction of Intimacy
... • Rates of adolescent intercourse peaked about 1990 & have been declining since • Currently about ½ of high school students are sexually active & about 2/3 have had sexual intercourse by the time they finish high school • First intercourse occurring at younger age (average = ~17 years old) • Ethnic ...
... • Rates of adolescent intercourse peaked about 1990 & have been declining since • Currently about ½ of high school students are sexually active & about 2/3 have had sexual intercourse by the time they finish high school • First intercourse occurring at younger age (average = ~17 years old) • Ethnic ...
Sexual Histories, 2nd Lecture Sexual Histories: A Framework
... point of view. Outline: 1. Sexuality is historically constructed. Its forms and meanings vary across time. 2. Possible frameworks for sexual history a. Essentialist. Sex is biologically driven and thus largely unchanging across time. b. Progressive narratives. Past societies were repressed, recent s ...
... point of view. Outline: 1. Sexuality is historically constructed. Its forms and meanings vary across time. 2. Possible frameworks for sexual history a. Essentialist. Sex is biologically driven and thus largely unchanging across time. b. Progressive narratives. Past societies were repressed, recent s ...
PhP 1540: Alcohol Use and Misuse
... • Dyads consumed alcohol or placebo • Each rated self and the other • Intoxication increased perceptions of one’s own sexuality, and other’s sexual interest • Intoxicated male participants failed to notice cues that showed woman’s lack of interest • Conclusion: intoxication increases the likelihood ...
... • Dyads consumed alcohol or placebo • Each rated self and the other • Intoxication increased perceptions of one’s own sexuality, and other’s sexual interest • Intoxicated male participants failed to notice cues that showed woman’s lack of interest • Conclusion: intoxication increases the likelihood ...
Sexual Motivation
... women have viewed pornography • 67% of males and 49% of females believed using porn was “acceptable way to express one’s sexuality” • Men are more likely to admit to find erotic materials enjoyable and arousing than women… why is that? ...
... women have viewed pornography • 67% of males and 49% of females believed using porn was “acceptable way to express one’s sexuality” • Men are more likely to admit to find erotic materials enjoyable and arousing than women… why is that? ...
Premarital Sex
... The Bible refers to premarital sex as fornication. That’s a word we don’t hear much these days, so what does it mean? Fornication is sexual intercourse between people who Are not married to each other. The only distinction the bible makes between Premarital sex and adultery is that adultery involves ...
... The Bible refers to premarital sex as fornication. That’s a word we don’t hear much these days, so what does it mean? Fornication is sexual intercourse between people who Are not married to each other. The only distinction the bible makes between Premarital sex and adultery is that adultery involves ...
