Theories of Attraction
... Ideal Mate Theory • Attraction is based on a the image of a person’s ideal mate that they carry in their heads. • Everyone has an unconscious ideal man or women • Often based on life experience ...
... Ideal Mate Theory • Attraction is based on a the image of a person’s ideal mate that they carry in their heads. • Everyone has an unconscious ideal man or women • Often based on life experience ...
Adult Survivors of Childhood Sexual Assault
... Adult Survivors of Childhood Sexual Assault Child sexual abuse is a sexual act of power, aggression and violence imposed on a child. The crime of luring a child into sexual activities is sadly common because of the powerful and dominant position of the adult or older adolescent perpetrator. This is ...
... Adult Survivors of Childhood Sexual Assault Child sexual abuse is a sexual act of power, aggression and violence imposed on a child. The crime of luring a child into sexual activities is sadly common because of the powerful and dominant position of the adult or older adolescent perpetrator. This is ...
Sexual Histories, 2nd Lecture Sexual Histories: A Framework
... paper – i.e., sexuality as a social, cultural and historical construct (to be continued in Barry’s ‘Thinking Sex’ lecture) 2. To consider range of ways one might approach topic of sexualities from a specifically historical point of view. Outline: 1. Sexuality is historically constructed. Its forms a ...
... paper – i.e., sexuality as a social, cultural and historical construct (to be continued in Barry’s ‘Thinking Sex’ lecture) 2. To consider range of ways one might approach topic of sexualities from a specifically historical point of view. Outline: 1. Sexuality is historically constructed. Its forms a ...
Clouds and Rain General
... Loss of semen (qiye), Energy (jingqi) is depleted Activation positive Aging results from potency (jingqi) depletion Desire (yu) increases with emission frequency-addiction Energy can be transferred between people Birth to puberty: abundance of energy (yang) Abstinence is harmful, physiologically and ...
... Loss of semen (qiye), Energy (jingqi) is depleted Activation positive Aging results from potency (jingqi) depletion Desire (yu) increases with emission frequency-addiction Energy can be transferred between people Birth to puberty: abundance of energy (yang) Abstinence is harmful, physiologically and ...
Sexual Ethics
... Inuit tribes have altogether different beliefs about what constitutes illegal and moral/immoral incest ...
... Inuit tribes have altogether different beliefs about what constitutes illegal and moral/immoral incest ...
The best books for Social Anthropology applicants
... fieldwork includes looking at patterns of behaviour in ordering drinks at a bar and in queuing. In the latter case, she tested reactions by deliberately queue-jumping! In her introduction she quotes the list compiled by her father, Robin Fox, another anthropologist, of practices, customs and beliefs ...
... fieldwork includes looking at patterns of behaviour in ordering drinks at a bar and in queuing. In the latter case, she tested reactions by deliberately queue-jumping! In her introduction she quotes the list compiled by her father, Robin Fox, another anthropologist, of practices, customs and beliefs ...
Chapter 6 Sexual Arousal and Response
... – Single persons engage in sexual activity less often and are less satisfied than married persons ...
... – Single persons engage in sexual activity less often and are less satisfied than married persons ...
Adolescence
... On the other hand, some males get a big charge from bragging about sexual encounters But for women, looking sexy is desirable, but engaging in relations is a dilemma – lose the guy or be labeled easy ...
... On the other hand, some males get a big charge from bragging about sexual encounters But for women, looking sexy is desirable, but engaging in relations is a dilemma – lose the guy or be labeled easy ...
Human Sexuality and Arranged Marriage
... It is difficult as many people are private about their sexual lives Especially if they fall out of the norms Eg. Gay or lesbian or teen premarital sexual activity ...
... It is difficult as many people are private about their sexual lives Especially if they fall out of the norms Eg. Gay or lesbian or teen premarital sexual activity ...
Chapter 9
... family of the groom to the family of the bride. Approximately 46% of all societies give substantial bridewealth payment as part of the marriage process. Bridewealth is most widely found in Africa, where it is estimated that 82% of societies require the payment of bridewealth. ...
... family of the groom to the family of the bride. Approximately 46% of all societies give substantial bridewealth payment as part of the marriage process. Bridewealth is most widely found in Africa, where it is estimated that 82% of societies require the payment of bridewealth. ...
Sexuality and Society
... The problem with the symbolicinteraction paradigm is that a. sexuality is variable and changeable. b. men see women in sexual terms more than vice versa. c. sex can deepen commitment. d. there is more acceptance of gays and ...
... The problem with the symbolicinteraction paradigm is that a. sexuality is variable and changeable. b. men see women in sexual terms more than vice versa. c. sex can deepen commitment. d. there is more acceptance of gays and ...
sex and the anthro
... of this man that you’re doing a woman a favour if you deflower her…(1967: 156). ...
... of this man that you’re doing a woman a favour if you deflower her…(1967: 156). ...
Sexuality in Adulthood
... • Lifestyles & satisfaction vary widely – Celibacy or long-term monogamy – Serial monogamy – Single persons engage in sexual activity less often & are less satisfied than married persons ...
... • Lifestyles & satisfaction vary widely – Celibacy or long-term monogamy – Serial monogamy – Single persons engage in sexual activity less often & are less satisfied than married persons ...
Chapter 19
... Usually committed by men against women but can be vice versa 1 in 10 rape survivors are male One of the most underreported crimes Aside from physical trauma of raper, risk of sexually transmitted disease, HIV, pregnancy and psychological sequelae occur ...
... Usually committed by men against women but can be vice versa 1 in 10 rape survivors are male One of the most underreported crimes Aside from physical trauma of raper, risk of sexually transmitted disease, HIV, pregnancy and psychological sequelae occur ...
Sex in marriage
... (familiarity increases the chances for attempt). The opposite theory argues that people are less likely to be sexually attracted to those with whom they have grown up (familiarity breeds contempt). 青梅竹马？ Ex. Kibbutz in Israel ...
... (familiarity increases the chances for attempt). The opposite theory argues that people are less likely to be sexually attracted to those with whom they have grown up (familiarity breeds contempt). 青梅竹马？ Ex. Kibbutz in Israel ...
St. Charles Community College Fall 2015 Introduction to Cultural
... studied—from class lectures (including videos) and Reader articles. What is potlatching? What is redistribution? Examples from different cultures? What are the 3 types of reciprocity? Be able to give an example of each. Chapter 6: Political Systems What is the difference between stratificati ...
... studied—from class lectures (including videos) and Reader articles. What is potlatching? What is redistribution? Examples from different cultures? What are the 3 types of reciprocity? Be able to give an example of each. Chapter 6: Political Systems What is the difference between stratificati ...
Marriage (Definition and History)
... important part of the organization of society to meet human’s basic needs. • The diversity of marriage reflects the various ways that societies organize to meet the functional requisites of sexual reproduction, socialization of children, and division of labour. ...
... important part of the organization of society to meet human’s basic needs. • The diversity of marriage reflects the various ways that societies organize to meet the functional requisites of sexual reproduction, socialization of children, and division of labour. ...
Gender and Sex
... Incest Tabu and Exogamy: Differences • Incest tabu: prohibits sexual relations between persons of defined relations • Exogamy: prohibits marriage between persons of defined relations • Arunta of Australia: • Marriage to mother mother’s brother’s daughter’s daughter • Marriage exogamous: involved 2 ...
... Incest Tabu and Exogamy: Differences • Incest tabu: prohibits sexual relations between persons of defined relations • Exogamy: prohibits marriage between persons of defined relations • Arunta of Australia: • Marriage to mother mother’s brother’s daughter’s daughter • Marriage exogamous: involved 2 ...
Cultural Anthropology
... series of partners to get the assistance of another adult. 3. The form of marriage historically favored by the ancient Hebrews and Greeks as well as modern Arabs has been: c. the levirate 4. Endogamy is ____________. d. marriage within a particular group of individuals 5. In all cultures, the ______ ...
... series of partners to get the assistance of another adult. 3. The form of marriage historically favored by the ancient Hebrews and Greeks as well as modern Arabs has been: c. the levirate 4. Endogamy is ____________. d. marriage within a particular group of individuals 5. In all cultures, the ______ ...
chapter outline
... a. However, cultural universality does not necessarily entail a genetic basis (e.g., fire making). b. If people really were genetically programmed to avoid incest, a formal incest taboo would be unnecessary. c. This theory cannot explain why in some societies people can marry their cross cousins but ...
... a. However, cultural universality does not necessarily entail a genetic basis (e.g., fire making). b. If people really were genetically programmed to avoid incest, a formal incest taboo would be unnecessary. c. This theory cannot explain why in some societies people can marry their cross cousins but ...