Exam 3

Question 1

love (inclusion)

Answer 1

emotional
physical
relational (personal, collective)
spiritual
cognitive

Question 2

exclusion

Answer 2

familiar versus sexual

incest taboo

Question 3

The language of love creates ____________

Answer 3

our understand of love

Question 4

106-135
86-105
66-85
45-65
15-44

Answer 4

extremely passionate
passionate
average
cool
extremely cool

Question 5

What is the two component theory of love?

Answer 5

A state of intense physiological arousal followed by:

Application of a label “love” to that sensation

Question 6

The emotional component. Closeness, bonding, mutual understanding, sharing

Answer 6

Intimacy

Question 7

Motivational component. Physical attraction, sexual expression.

Answer 7

Passion

Question 8

Cognitive component. Short term decision to love, long term decision to maintain relationship.

Answer 8

Commitment

Question 9

Sternberg’s Triangle.. Draw it bitch

Answer 9

Liking
intimacy

Romantic love companionate love

infatuation - passion commitment - empty love
fatuous love

Question 10

What is stimulated by norepinephrine and PEA?

Answer 10

the brain

Question 11

Explain the chemistry of love..

Answer 11

Brain stipulated by norepinephrine and PEA.. Natural stimulant produces feelings of elation and euphoria - can’t eat or sleep.. Body build up a tolerance - may lead to ‘fixing’ on love.
brain stimulated by endorphins, act as tranquilizers. Oxytocin produces during cuddling and physical intimacy..

Question 12

What often prevents break ups?

Answer 12

Oxytocin

Question 13

What are some cross culture values/meaning of love?

Answer 13

Individualistic cultures

Collectivist Cultures

Question 14

Being an effective communicator:

Answer 14

Good messages, levelling, editing

Question 15

Listening:

Answer 15

Paraphrasing, Validating, Drawing your partner out

Question 16

Elements of our sexuality that are socially constructed:

Answer 16

Gender, sex, values/morals, expectations, physical pleasure/desire, power/control, love

Question 17

Compulsive sexual behaviour:

Answer 17

disorder in which the person experiences intense sexual arousing fantasies, urges and associated sexual behaviour

Question 18

Crane’s four step cycle:

Answer 18

Preoccupation
Rituals
Compulsive Sexual Behaviour
Despair

Question 19

Why to people become fetishists according to learning theory?

Answer 19

classical conditioning to an object as sexual

Question 20

Why to people become fetishists according to Cognitive theory?

Answer 20

perception of arousal is distorted

Question 21

Why to people become fetishists according to Addiction theory?

Answer 21

Preoccupation
Rituals
Compulsive sexual behaviour
despair

Question 22

A person who derives sexual satisfaction from inflicting pain on another person:

Answer 22

Sadist

Question 23

A person who derived sexual satisfaction from experiencing paint:

Answer 23

Masochist

Question 24

Use of physical or psychological restraints to enforce servitude

Answer 24

Bondage and discipline

Question 25

The use of power consensually given to control the sexual stimulation and behaviour of other person

Answer 25

Dominance and submission

Question 26

A person who becomes sexually aroused from secretly viewing a women who is a stranger undressing

Answer 26

Voyeurism.. peepers.

Question 27

Sexual pleasure is derived from observing sexual acts and the genitals

Answer 27

Scoptophilia

Question 28

High level of sex drive in women

Answer 28

Nymphomania

Question 29

insatiable sex drive in a man

Answer 29

Satyriasis

Question 30

excessive, insatiable sex drive in either man or women.. compulsive sexual behaviour

Answer 30

Hypersexuality

Question 31

Asphyxiophilia

Answer 31

… arousal and orgasm are intensified by reduced oxygen

Question 32

disorder found mainly in men; desire to damage or soil a woman or her clothes

Answer 32

Saliromania

Question 33

Sexual pleasure from contact with feces

Answer 33

Coprophilia

Question 34

rubbing ones genitals against non consenting person

Answer 34

frotteurism

Question 35

sexual satisfaction from contact with urine

Answer 35

urophilia

Question 36

sexual contact with a dead person

Answer 36

Necrophilia

Question 37

Bestiality; sexual contact with an animal

Answer 37

Zoophilia

Question 38

what percentage of women over 18 are sexually assaulted by a man since the age of 16?

Answer 38

39%

Question 39

What section of the charter defines sexual assault? sexual assault with a weapon? aggravated?

Answer 39

271 271 273

Question 40

Are you always legally allowed to consent to sex?

Answer 40

Yes, if you are over the age of 16

Question 41

venting rage and contempt for women - usually injury the victim, typically does not orgasm

Answer 41

anger rape

Question 42

focus on control, usually planned, repetitive and increase in frequency. Feels insecure.

Answer 42

Power rape

Question 43

ritualistic violence, torture and mutilation, heavy use of violent pornography

Answer 43

Sadistic rape

Question 44

Someone to preform sexual acts on in prison is called what?

Answer 44

punk

Question 45

5 sexual aggressive heterosexual male tendencies

Answer 45

``` violent home environment delinquency predatory orientation hostile masculine personality lack of empathy/self centeredness ```

Question 46

Who are sex workers?

Answer 46

prostitutes, pornographic models and actors, escorts, phone sex operators

Question 47

Gigalo vs Hustler

Answer 47

Gigalo - male provide to female.. Hustler male to male

Question 48

How much is sex tourism worth?

Answer 48

20 billion

Question 49

something that is offensive according to community standards

Answer 49

obscenity

Question 50

feminist objections

Answer 50

``` pornography debases women associates sex with violence glamorizes unequal power relationships structure of industry in problematic gender roles ```

Question 51

online dating:

Answer 51

growing proportion is single career and time pressure single people highly mobile workplace romance not always suitable

Question 52

What are the three criteria for abnormality

Answer 52

bizarreness, discomfort,inefficiency

Question 53

What is Carnes four step cycle?

Answer 53

Preoccupation, rituals, compulsive sexual behaviour, despair

Question 54

mark Griffith

Answer 54

Salience, mood modification, tolerance, withdrawal symptoms, conflict, relapse