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CHAPTER 7 &8: SEXUAL SELF & MATERIAL SELF Flashcards

1
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system of sex organs designed for reproduction

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reproductive system

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2
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physical characteristics present at birth

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primary sex characteristics

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3
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primary sex characteristics in females

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vagina, uterus, ovaries

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primary sex characteristics in males

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penis, testes, scrotum, and prostate gland

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5
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develop during puberty

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secondary sex characteristics

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6
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two organs that form in the embryo

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gonads

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7
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hormones in males

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testoserone and androgen

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8
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hormones in females

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estrogen, progestorone, and testosterone

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9
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promotes female reproductive capacity & secondary sex characteristics

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estrogen

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10
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stimulates growth of female reproductive organs and prepare uterus for pregnancy

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progestorone

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11
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system of sex organs designed for reproduction and sexual function

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reproductive system

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12
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female reproductive system consists of

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clitoris, vagina, uterus, fallopian tubes, ovaries

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13
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made of erectile tissue, that swells when aroused

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clitoris

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14
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muscular tube that serves as receptacle for penis and passageway of sperm to uterus

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vagina

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15
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produce, store, and release egg cell

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ovaries

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16
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hollow organ where fertilized embryo grows to become a fetus

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uterus

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17
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passageway between the uterus and the vagina

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cervix

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18
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carry fertilized egg from ovary to uterus

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fallopian tube

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male reproductive system consists of

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penis, testes, scrotum, prostate gland, seminal vesicles, vas deferens, epididymis

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20
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located in a loose pouch like sac of skin called scrotum

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testes

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21
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responsible for production of sperm cells and male sex hormones

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scrotum

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22
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transports the sperm-containing fluid called semen

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vas deferens

23
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set of coiled ducts

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epididymis

24
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release of sperm cells from penis

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ejaculation

25
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areas of body that are highly sensitive and produce sexual responses

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erogenous zones

26
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uses sexual response cycle to describe the changes that occur

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William Masters & Virginia Johnson

27
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4 phases of sexual response cycle

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excitement, plateau, orgasmic, and resolution

28
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beginning of sexual arousal and last for 1 min - several hours

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excitement phase

29
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changes in body continue

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plateau phase

30
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phase when release of semen

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orgasmic phase

31
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body returns to normal state

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resolution phase

32
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important stage in sexual development

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puberty

33
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proposes that attraction is the result of exchange process

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social exchange theory

34
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suggests the three components of love: intimacy, passion, and commitment

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Robert Sternberg

35
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suggests the importance of romantic love: lust, attraction, and attachment

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Helen Fisher

36
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defines attachment as a strong affectional tie that binds a person to intimacy

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John Bowlby

37
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refers to feeling of closeness

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intimacy

38
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refers to the drive that leads to romance

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passion

39
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driven by sexual gratification

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lust

40
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often associated with sexual attraction

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attraction

41
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occurs when individual desire to connect with another person intimately

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attachment

42
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refers to a person’s sexual identity that is anchored on who they are attracted to

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sexual orientation

43
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caused by direct contact with body fluids

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HIV/AIDS

44
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caused by gonococcal bacteria that attacks lining of mucus membrane

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Gonorrhea

45
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infects genital area and the brain, can cause paralysis and death

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syphilis

46
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can cause itching and tingling

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genital herpes

47
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cause by human papillovarus and prone to cervical cancer

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genital warts

48
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referes to method used to prevent pregnancy.

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contraception

49
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guarantees universal access to methods of contraception.

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RH Law; Reproductive Health Act of 2012

50
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describes the self as the sum total of all he can call his

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William James

51
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refers to giving more importance to material possesions than intangible values

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materialism

52
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social system in which consumption is dominated by consumption of commercial products

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consumer culture

53
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consumption of material goods and services in excess of one’s basic needs

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consumerism

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