PUBIC LICE, crabs, AND - Komal E
... Women do not start experiencing any signs until 5-28 days. Men may not even experience any signs for years. Some Symptoms may include: Discomfort and pain while urinating or sexual intercourse. A high itching sensation The genitals of women may appear red. This discharge can have a strong, f ...
... Women do not start experiencing any signs until 5-28 days. Men may not even experience any signs for years. Some Symptoms may include: Discomfort and pain while urinating or sexual intercourse. A high itching sensation The genitals of women may appear red. This discharge can have a strong, f ...
1534059 kozakboughman2015 predator-learning-mate
... [30]. Another study found that distance from a shelter (which may be indirectly related to predation risk) increased the likelihood that swordtail females (Xiphophorus birchmanni) would mate with heterospecifics [31]. This dearth of studies on female preference is surprising given that female conspe ...
... [30]. Another study found that distance from a shelter (which may be indirectly related to predation risk) increased the likelihood that swordtail females (Xiphophorus birchmanni) would mate with heterospecifics [31]. This dearth of studies on female preference is surprising given that female conspe ...
Sex in an Evolutionary Perspective: Just Another Reaction Norm
... phenotypic development, with much scope for introducing variation at subsequent levels. Among humans and some other animals with culture, the culture further affects behaviour and morphology, in another level of plasticity. If men are more expected to choose physically demanding jobs or work out by ...
... phenotypic development, with much scope for introducing variation at subsequent levels. Among humans and some other animals with culture, the culture further affects behaviour and morphology, in another level of plasticity. If men are more expected to choose physically demanding jobs or work out by ...
effects of the men`s program on u.s. army soldiers` intentions to
... morality and competence. That is, belief system theory proposes that individuals continually strive to act in ways that are, or at least appear to others to be, as moral and competent as possible. (Grube et al., 1994, p. 156) ...
... morality and competence. That is, belief system theory proposes that individuals continually strive to act in ways that are, or at least appear to others to be, as moral and competent as possible. (Grube et al., 1994, p. 156) ...
A Study of Sexual Function in Women with Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus
... psychological risk factors. There are a wide range of etiological factors such as age, relationship with partner, psychiatric and medical comorbid disorders as well as the use of psychotropic and other medications [4-6]. Impaired sexual functioning in men is a well-documented complication of diabete ...
... psychological risk factors. There are a wide range of etiological factors such as age, relationship with partner, psychiatric and medical comorbid disorders as well as the use of psychotropic and other medications [4-6]. Impaired sexual functioning in men is a well-documented complication of diabete ...
The Sex Exploiter - La Strada International
... clinically diagnosed as suffering from ‘paedophilia’, an individual need not necessarily have committed any act of child sexual abuse, and we cannot therefore claim that all ‘paedophiles’ are sex exploiters. It would be still more emphatically wrong to claim that all sex exploiters are ‘paedophiles’ ...
... clinically diagnosed as suffering from ‘paedophilia’, an individual need not necessarily have committed any act of child sexual abuse, and we cannot therefore claim that all ‘paedophiles’ are sex exploiters. It would be still more emphatically wrong to claim that all sex exploiters are ‘paedophiles’ ...
slangs and gender a sociolinguistic perspective
... any social setting. Almost all men felt that males use slang more profusely while nearly half of the women felt that women use slangs more profusely. This finding may have been biased because men in general use less slangs in front of women and vice versa. Both men and women felt that using slangs w ...
... any social setting. Almost all men felt that males use slang more profusely while nearly half of the women felt that women use slangs more profusely. This finding may have been biased because men in general use less slangs in front of women and vice versa. Both men and women felt that using slangs w ...
Fashion advertising, men`s magazines, and sex in advertising: A
... women, while necessary for masculine exploits, became unsuitable mates. After the second wave women’s movement, this cultural narrative adapted to include the sexually active woman, whether sexually active while still looking for a permanent mate or already committed. Indeed, one of the most persist ...
... women, while necessary for masculine exploits, became unsuitable mates. After the second wave women’s movement, this cultural narrative adapted to include the sexually active woman, whether sexually active while still looking for a permanent mate or already committed. Indeed, one of the most persist ...
Fisioterapia em Movimento | Volume 24 | Número 1 | Janeiro/Março
... This study presents relevant data in order to describe the association between PF muscles function and sexual function in women from general typical population. We found that women with weak contraction of pelvic floor muscles had a 1.36 higher probability of having sexual dysfunction. This finding ...
... This study presents relevant data in order to describe the association between PF muscles function and sexual function in women from general typical population. We found that women with weak contraction of pelvic floor muscles had a 1.36 higher probability of having sexual dysfunction. This finding ...
Modelling the evolution and consequences of mate choice
... This thesis considers the evolution and the consequences of mate choice across a variety of taxa, using game theoretic, population genetic, and quantitative genetic modelling techniques. Part I is about the evolution of mate choice. In chapter 2, a population genetic model shows that mate choice is ...
... This thesis considers the evolution and the consequences of mate choice across a variety of taxa, using game theoretic, population genetic, and quantitative genetic modelling techniques. Part I is about the evolution of mate choice. In chapter 2, a population genetic model shows that mate choice is ...
These - Indiana University Bloomington
... among men and women. The authors found that men and women displayed different mate preferences and that these preferences were mediated by age. Women under 40 years of age highlighted attractiveness as a key component in a partner while women over 40 emphasized socioeconomic status. On the other han ...
... among men and women. The authors found that men and women displayed different mate preferences and that these preferences were mediated by age. Women under 40 years of age highlighted attractiveness as a key component in a partner while women over 40 emphasized socioeconomic status. On the other han ...
OrgasmiC DiffiCulties in WOmen Chapter 12
... accepted the inclusion of antidepressant medication (an SSRI) in her treatment. Within a week, she noticed that coming to orgasm with masturbation was becoming more difficult, and shortly after she found that achieving orgasm became impossible by any means (despite continued desire and a high level ...
... accepted the inclusion of antidepressant medication (an SSRI) in her treatment. Within a week, she noticed that coming to orgasm with masturbation was becoming more difficult, and shortly after she found that achieving orgasm became impossible by any means (despite continued desire and a high level ...
Of Darwin and Other Demons: the Evolutionary Turn in Aesthetics
... paradoxical and even harmful from a survival perspective, but can relatively easily be explained as products of sexual selection (Miller, 2001).3 Two general frameworks have been proposed to account for the evolution of signalling traits as well as discriminatory abilities for assessing these traits ...
... paradoxical and even harmful from a survival perspective, but can relatively easily be explained as products of sexual selection (Miller, 2001).3 Two general frameworks have been proposed to account for the evolution of signalling traits as well as discriminatory abilities for assessing these traits ...
- the Canada Border Services Agency
... are set out in detail in Appendix B to this memorandum. It should be noted that the indicators are subject to change, as the CBSA strives to ensure that they continually reflect the current community standard of tolerance, as it relates to obscenity. 31. The obscenity indicators apply equally to per ...
... are set out in detail in Appendix B to this memorandum. It should be noted that the indicators are subject to change, as the CBSA strives to ensure that they continually reflect the current community standard of tolerance, as it relates to obscenity. 31. The obscenity indicators apply equally to per ...
The relative importance of size and asymmetry in sexual selection
... Swaddle, 1997). An individual's inability to cope with the environment during development is reflected by increased random deviations from perfect symmetry, so-called fluctuating asymmetry, and an increased frequency of phenodeviants (reviews in Graham ct aL, 1993; Miller and Swaddle, 1997; Palmer a ...
... Swaddle, 1997). An individual's inability to cope with the environment during development is reflected by increased random deviations from perfect symmetry, so-called fluctuating asymmetry, and an increased frequency of phenodeviants (reviews in Graham ct aL, 1993; Miller and Swaddle, 1997; Palmer a ...
Genetic Influences on Female Infidelity and Number of
... can exert major influence on the prevalence of unfaithful and promiscuous behavior among women. However, other studies show that the effect of culture on sexual behavior is limited. For example, a recent survey of over 16,000 people from 10 world regions found universal differences between male and ...
... can exert major influence on the prevalence of unfaithful and promiscuous behavior among women. However, other studies show that the effect of culture on sexual behavior is limited. For example, a recent survey of over 16,000 people from 10 world regions found universal differences between male and ...
SW_120 HS-1.indd - Dickinson College
... five factors; Table 1 in Helweg-Larsen and Collins (1994) shows factor loadings (separately for men and women) that can guide researchers in the selection of questions. Our research indicates that important information is lost if questions are added together across factors. Our research also demonst ...
... five factors; Table 1 in Helweg-Larsen and Collins (1994) shows factor loadings (separately for men and women) that can guide researchers in the selection of questions. Our research indicates that important information is lost if questions are added together across factors. Our research also demonst ...
Social preferences based on sexual attractiveness: a female
... Test and stimulus females were isolated for a period of 3 to 8 days prior to the experiment to monitor their reproductive state (see electronic supplementary material). Females used in the same trial had been isolated for an equal amount of time and were matched in body length (to +1.5 mm). Stimulus ...
... Test and stimulus females were isolated for a period of 3 to 8 days prior to the experiment to monitor their reproductive state (see electronic supplementary material). Females used in the same trial had been isolated for an equal amount of time and were matched in body length (to +1.5 mm). Stimulus ...
Feeling Queer and Blue
... Netherlands) that measured past-year major depression indicated that while prevalence rates varied between 7.3 and 16.8 percent among heterosexual women, rates were higher for lesbian and other homosexually active women, ranging between 11.6 and 34.5 percent. Nevertheless, three out of these five st ...
... Netherlands) that measured past-year major depression indicated that while prevalence rates varied between 7.3 and 16.8 percent among heterosexual women, rates were higher for lesbian and other homosexually active women, ranging between 11.6 and 34.5 percent. Nevertheless, three out of these five st ...
Dragonfl ies and Damselfl ies
... hybridization, or, in other words, the reinforcement process. The theory of reinforcement states that when hybridization is maladaptive, selection pressure causes a divergence in female mate preference and/or in male secondary sexual characters. It is often assumed that, ultimately, females are resp ...
... hybridization, or, in other words, the reinforcement process. The theory of reinforcement states that when hybridization is maladaptive, selection pressure causes a divergence in female mate preference and/or in male secondary sexual characters. It is often assumed that, ultimately, females are resp ...
The Effect of Visual Obstructions on the Sexual Behavior of Guppies
... sexual selection. For example, costs associated with the often conspicuous activities of courtship and copulation, such as increased risk of predation, should affect the behavioral decisions of individuals. In fact, studies suggest that females respond adaptively to the risk of predation by altering ...
... sexual selection. For example, costs associated with the often conspicuous activities of courtship and copulation, such as increased risk of predation, should affect the behavioral decisions of individuals. In fact, studies suggest that females respond adaptively to the risk of predation by altering ...
Sexual Functioning in Military Personnel: Preliminary
... the odds of having ED were significantly lower for younger (i.e., 18–25, 26–30, and 31–35) age groups (0.35, 0.18, and 0.44 times, respectively). There were similar age group findings for SD; the odds of having SD were lower (by approximately half). Marriage seemed to be related to lower reported SFPs ...
... the odds of having ED were significantly lower for younger (i.e., 18–25, 26–30, and 31–35) age groups (0.35, 0.18, and 0.44 times, respectively). There were similar age group findings for SD; the odds of having SD were lower (by approximately half). Marriage seemed to be related to lower reported SFPs ...
Connections That Promote Postponing Sexual Intercourse
... such as birth control and the potential consequences of having sex at least to some extent. Mothers in the study of 1415-year-olds indicate that although they feel more uncomfortable speaking with their daughters than with their sons about sex, they are slightly more likely to actually talk with dau ...
... such as birth control and the potential consequences of having sex at least to some extent. Mothers in the study of 1415-year-olds indicate that although they feel more uncomfortable speaking with their daughters than with their sons about sex, they are slightly more likely to actually talk with dau ...
Combining the Methods of Differential and Experimental Psychology
... In contemporary psychological literature, the term “gender” rather than “sex” is often employed in studies that observe this individual-differences’ variable. However, in this study, we have a scientifically-based preference for the biological term “sex”, because the term “gender” suggests that cult ...
... In contemporary psychological literature, the term “gender” rather than “sex” is often employed in studies that observe this individual-differences’ variable. However, in this study, we have a scientifically-based preference for the biological term “sex”, because the term “gender” suggests that cult ...
Psychosocial and Biological Treatment Considerations for the
... offenders make research on this group difficult and complicate treatment efforts.28,29 The heterogeneous characteristics of the sex offender population, therefore, demand that treatment options be informed by the salient and sound biopsychosocial features found among them. In this regard, an importa ...
... offenders make research on this group difficult and complicate treatment efforts.28,29 The heterogeneous characteristics of the sex offender population, therefore, demand that treatment options be informed by the salient and sound biopsychosocial features found among them. In this regard, an importa ...