THINKING ABOUT HUMAN SEXUALITY
... people of different ethnic groups elicited ostracism, violence, or even murder. Today such relationships might still be disapproved of by many, but attitudes have become more egalitarian and accepting in many segments of our society. While societies have a diversity of attitudes toward those who eng ...
... people of different ethnic groups elicited ostracism, violence, or even murder. Today such relationships might still be disapproved of by many, but attitudes have become more egalitarian and accepting in many segments of our society. While societies have a diversity of attitudes toward those who eng ...
Sexual Dynamics in Mentoring Relationships
... relationship (Clawson and Kram, 1984). However, power can be sexy. Quinn and Lees (1984) reported that in 74% of romantic relationships which occur at work, the male is in a more senior position to the female. In cross-gender mentoring relationships, the dearth of women in senior positions means tha ...
... relationship (Clawson and Kram, 1984). However, power can be sexy. Quinn and Lees (1984) reported that in 74% of romantic relationships which occur at work, the male is in a more senior position to the female. In cross-gender mentoring relationships, the dearth of women in senior positions means tha ...
When the Global and the Local Collide: Gay Identity in Brazil and
... an individual “comes out of the closet”, a common narrative “foundational to accounts to modern homosexuality” (Seidman et al. 2002: 427), they exclude and differentiate themselves from a dominant heterosexual structured society. But the ‘gay’ label also signifies belonging and community. Once a per ...
... an individual “comes out of the closet”, a common narrative “foundational to accounts to modern homosexuality” (Seidman et al. 2002: 427), they exclude and differentiate themselves from a dominant heterosexual structured society. But the ‘gay’ label also signifies belonging and community. Once a per ...
Beyrer C, Trapence G, Motimedi F, Umar E, Iipinge S, Dausab F, Baral S: Bisexual concurrency, bisexual partnerships, and HIV among Southern African men who have sex with men (MSM). STI; April 2010.
... 2.3), higher condom use (OR 6.6, 95% CI 3.2 to 13.9), less likelihood of having ever tested for HIV (OR 1.6, 95% CI 1.1 to 2.3), less likelihood of having disclosed sexual orientation to family (OR 0.47, 95% CI 0.32 to 0.67) and being more likely to have received money for casual sex (OR 1.9, 95% CI ...
... 2.3), higher condom use (OR 6.6, 95% CI 3.2 to 13.9), less likelihood of having ever tested for HIV (OR 1.6, 95% CI 1.1 to 2.3), less likelihood of having disclosed sexual orientation to family (OR 0.47, 95% CI 0.32 to 0.67) and being more likely to have received money for casual sex (OR 1.9, 95% CI ...
Science and sexual desire
... were needed to legitimize female pleasure, or that arguments against evolutionary accounts might lead to a devaluing of orgasm in women. ...
... were needed to legitimize female pleasure, or that arguments against evolutionary accounts might lead to a devaluing of orgasm in women. ...
Sex and Gambling Addictions
... Recurrent episodes of binge eating. An episode of binge eating is characterized by both of the following: – eating, in a discrete period of time (e.g. 2 hr period), an amount of food that is definitely larger than most people would eat in a similar period of time under similar circumstances – a sens ...
... Recurrent episodes of binge eating. An episode of binge eating is characterized by both of the following: – eating, in a discrete period of time (e.g. 2 hr period), an amount of food that is definitely larger than most people would eat in a similar period of time under similar circumstances – a sens ...
File - joeteacher.org
... 1.1.1 The term “Beat” was first said by Jack Kerouac. He also sometimes called it the “found” generation, or the “angelic” generation. The term has several meanings. 1.1.1.1 Kerouac felt that the young people of his generation were “beat down,” or oppressed, by the rigid rules of society. They wante ...
... 1.1.1 The term “Beat” was first said by Jack Kerouac. He also sometimes called it the “found” generation, or the “angelic” generation. The term has several meanings. 1.1.1.1 Kerouac felt that the young people of his generation were “beat down,” or oppressed, by the rigid rules of society. They wante ...
1 Changes in American Adults` Reported Same
... sexual behavior separately in the APC analysis (Twenge, Sherman, & Wells, 2015). It is clear that Americans have become more accepting of same-sex sexual behavior and relationships, but it is unclear how universal those changes are and whether they are due to age, time period, or cohort. In this stu ...
... sexual behavior separately in the APC analysis (Twenge, Sherman, & Wells, 2015). It is clear that Americans have become more accepting of same-sex sexual behavior and relationships, but it is unclear how universal those changes are and whether they are due to age, time period, or cohort. In this stu ...
Struggle for Seizing the Day and the Sick Love in To His Coy
... heavy toll on us to conclude that poets in their poems, even according to what Plato says, do not speak from their knowledge but what is to be called inspiration that is, madness. Also this paper digs into the poet’s imagination and reveals the poet’s intention about his sexual love which does not m ...
... heavy toll on us to conclude that poets in their poems, even according to what Plato says, do not speak from their knowledge but what is to be called inspiration that is, madness. Also this paper digs into the poet’s imagination and reveals the poet’s intention about his sexual love which does not m ...
Hegemony and the internalisation of homophobia caused by heteronormativity Yolanda Dreyer
... the amount of personal contact with a gay man or lesbian; the coping style and degree of empathy of the persons themselves. According to them, those who find it imperative to hold on to traditional gender roles will find it very difficult, if not impossible, to be tolerant of any behaviour that does ...
... the amount of personal contact with a gay man or lesbian; the coping style and degree of empathy of the persons themselves. According to them, those who find it imperative to hold on to traditional gender roles will find it very difficult, if not impossible, to be tolerant of any behaviour that does ...
Gender and Sexuality - RonRunyanEnterprise
... abstinent or who do not have sexual partners (such as many widowed persons). However, the age declines noted here also show up for people who are married, ranging from an average rate of intercourse of twice a week for couples younger than 30 to once every 3 weeks for those older than 70. This sugge ...
... abstinent or who do not have sexual partners (such as many widowed persons). However, the age declines noted here also show up for people who are married, ranging from an average rate of intercourse of twice a week for couples younger than 30 to once every 3 weeks for those older than 70. This sugge ...
Legal Rites: Abjection and the Criminal Regulation of Consensual Sex
... central role in determining for each camp which consensual sexual practices should or should not be regulated through criminal law. Disgust is deployed by conservatives to argue for prohibition of various consensual sexual practices. On the other side, one might expect liberals to keep their disgust ...
... central role in determining for each camp which consensual sexual practices should or should not be regulated through criminal law. Disgust is deployed by conservatives to argue for prohibition of various consensual sexual practices. On the other side, one might expect liberals to keep their disgust ...
Regaining your sexual dignity
... organs. Babies often get quite a lot of pleasure from touching their genitals, if they are allowed to. Around the age of 4, children become very curious about their genitalia, and it looks like that they can now feel more conscious arousal in their genitals. The child naturally looks to their parent ...
... organs. Babies often get quite a lot of pleasure from touching their genitals, if they are allowed to. Around the age of 4, children become very curious about their genitalia, and it looks like that they can now feel more conscious arousal in their genitals. The child naturally looks to their parent ...
Mormon Sexuality and American Culture
... crimes, and were punished severely. For later generations, "Puritanism" became a synonym for sexual repression. As Edmund Morgan's revisionist study pointed out long ago, however, the Puritans were far from being the sexual prudes that a hostile literature made them out to be. They regarded sex in m ...
... crimes, and were punished severely. For later generations, "Puritanism" became a synonym for sexual repression. As Edmund Morgan's revisionist study pointed out long ago, however, the Puritans were far from being the sexual prudes that a hostile literature made them out to be. They regarded sex in m ...
"Are you a boy or a girl?" : (hetero)sexism and verbal hostility
... labelled ‘Verbal Hostility’ gradually expand in size. It is now only second in size to the file of interview excerpts labelled ‘Invisibility’. Whilst I had expected to collect extensive interview material on questions of invisibility (anyone who has knowledge of this field would not be surprised by ...
... labelled ‘Verbal Hostility’ gradually expand in size. It is now only second in size to the file of interview excerpts labelled ‘Invisibility’. Whilst I had expected to collect extensive interview material on questions of invisibility (anyone who has knowledge of this field would not be surprised by ...
Student Learning Outcomes - William Paterson University
... Much of this course has been devoted to investigating variation in the cultural meanings and assumptions relevant to human sexuality. The question central to this section is do these meanings matter? After an introduction to several conflicting explanations of/definitions of rape, students will cons ...
... Much of this course has been devoted to investigating variation in the cultural meanings and assumptions relevant to human sexuality. The question central to this section is do these meanings matter? After an introduction to several conflicting explanations of/definitions of rape, students will cons ...
FIRST GRADE CONCEPTS - USD 475 Geary County Schools
... To build relationships it is important to become friends, spend time together, and know each other well. MARRIAGE and LIFETIME COMMITMENTS: Men and women share roles in and outside of the home. PARENTING: Parenting is an enormous responsibility and should not be taken lightly. VALUES: Values may dif ...
... To build relationships it is important to become friends, spend time together, and know each other well. MARRIAGE and LIFETIME COMMITMENTS: Men and women share roles in and outside of the home. PARENTING: Parenting is an enormous responsibility and should not be taken lightly. VALUES: Values may dif ...
Chapter 1 Why a course in Human Sexuality?
... development, nature has programmed everyone to be born a girl. King, Human Sexuality Today, 5/e © 2005 by Prentice Hall ...
... development, nature has programmed everyone to be born a girl. King, Human Sexuality Today, 5/e © 2005 by Prentice Hall ...
Oaks 95 - Same Gender Attraction
... Jesus Christ (through which we became and can remain “innocent before God” [D&C 93:38]) and is only available to a man and a woman who have entered into and been faithful to the covenants of an eternal marriage in a temple of God (see D&C 131:1–4; D&C 132). 4. Through the merciful plan of our Father ...
... Jesus Christ (through which we became and can remain “innocent before God” [D&C 93:38]) and is only available to a man and a woman who have entered into and been faithful to the covenants of an eternal marriage in a temple of God (see D&C 131:1–4; D&C 132). 4. Through the merciful plan of our Father ...
- Surrey Research Insight Open Access
... by my involvement in the fields of social psychology and the history of psychology in particular. My focus is going to be on that ‘workhorse of social psychological research, the experimental method’ (Aronson, Wilson & Brewer, 1998: 100). Coming from LGBTQ psychology, experiments might seem like an ...
... by my involvement in the fields of social psychology and the history of psychology in particular. My focus is going to be on that ‘workhorse of social psychological research, the experimental method’ (Aronson, Wilson & Brewer, 1998: 100). Coming from LGBTQ psychology, experiments might seem like an ...
Understanding-Human-Sexuality-12th-Edition-Hyde
... when events leading to intercourse are shown, but intercourse is not and the camera “fades out.” Male-female sexual scripts have even been shown to affect the expectations of a “hookup”. d) Ira Reiss points out that sexuality is universally important. He explains this phenomenon as an effect of two ...
... when events leading to intercourse are shown, but intercourse is not and the camera “fades out.” Male-female sexual scripts have even been shown to affect the expectations of a “hookup”. d) Ira Reiss points out that sexuality is universally important. He explains this phenomenon as an effect of two ...
ARTICLE Subversive Friendships: Foucault on Homosexuality and
... production of novel relationships and only incidentally involves sex between men. Another interesting aspect of Foucault’s concept of friendship is that it entails two distinct activist projects. First, it entails localised resistance to social normalisation. This resistance happens when people disc ...
... production of novel relationships and only incidentally involves sex between men. Another interesting aspect of Foucault’s concept of friendship is that it entails two distinct activist projects. First, it entails localised resistance to social normalisation. This resistance happens when people disc ...
Jezebels, Soca and Dancehall Divas - Marshall
... most infamous Jezebel was the wife of King Ahab of Israel. In 9th century B.C. Jezebel was the chief priestess of the false God Baal of Maleka. As a ruthless queen she introduced vile idol worship and human sacrifice. Jezebel was a spiritually dead woman who was against God. She suppressed faith by ...
... most infamous Jezebel was the wife of King Ahab of Israel. In 9th century B.C. Jezebel was the chief priestess of the false God Baal of Maleka. As a ruthless queen she introduced vile idol worship and human sacrifice. Jezebel was a spiritually dead woman who was against God. She suppressed faith by ...
The Self-Concept - the Education Forum
... (attracted to the opposite sex). A minority are homosexual (attracted to the same sex) and an even smaller minority are bisexual (attracted to both sexes). Sexual orientation is certain to form part of a person’s self-concept, especially to those who are homosexual. This is because to admit to being ...
... (attracted to the opposite sex). A minority are homosexual (attracted to the same sex) and an even smaller minority are bisexual (attracted to both sexes). Sexual orientation is certain to form part of a person’s self-concept, especially to those who are homosexual. This is because to admit to being ...
Voulgaris_Sexuality and Intellectualism Socrates Chapter
... Classical Athenian Literature: An Illuminating Conversation With Socrates About Love When examining the ideology that distinguishes classical Athenian sexuality in aristocratic intellectual circles, there are no better sources to give us a glimpse of this private world than elite literary sources o ...
... Classical Athenian Literature: An Illuminating Conversation With Socrates About Love When examining the ideology that distinguishes classical Athenian sexuality in aristocratic intellectual circles, there are no better sources to give us a glimpse of this private world than elite literary sources o ...
History of homosexuality
Societal attitudes towards same-sex relationships have varied over time and place, from expecting all males to engage in same-sex relationships, to casual integration, through acceptance, to seeing the practice as a minor sin, repressing it through law enforcement and judicial mechanisms, and to proscribing it under penalty of death.In a 1976 study, Gwen Broude and Sarah Greene compared attitudes towards and frequency of homosexuality in the ethnographic studies available in the Standard cross-cultural sample. They found that out of 42 communities: homosexuality was accepted or ignored in 9; 5 communities had no concept of homosexuality; 11 considered it undesirable but did not set punishments; and 17 strongly disapproved and punished. Of 70 communities, homosexuality was reported to be absent or rare in frequency in 41, and present or not uncommon in 29.It was frequent in ancient Greece. However, in later cultures influenced by Abrahamic religions, the law and the church established sodomy as a transgression against divine law or a crime against nature. Many historical figures, including Socrates, Lord Byron, Edward II, and Hadrian, have had terms such as gay or bisexual applied to them; some scholars, such as Michel Foucault, have regarded this as risking the anachronistic introduction of a contemporary social construct of sexuality foreign to their times, though others challenge this.A common thread of constructionist argument is that no one in antiquity or the Middle Ages experienced homosexuality as an exclusive, permanent, or defining mode of sexuality. John Boswell has countered this argument by citing ancient Greek writings by Plato, which describe individuals exhibiting exclusive homosexuality.