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What is the first assumption of sexual behavior?

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Sexual feelings are natural; sexual expression is a learned behavior

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What is the second assumption of sexual behavior?

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Sex is part of sexuality

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What is the Third assumption of sexual behavior?

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Sexuality is a health issue

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What is the fourth assumption of sexual behavior?

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Sexual health involves both competence and relationships

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What is the fifth assumption of sexual behavior?

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A person may need more than his/her personal experiences or private opinions to find the best answers to sexual concerns.

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What is the sixth assumption of sexual behavior?

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An individuals ability to solve sexual concerns handicapped by personal experiences, biases, prejudice, and over-reactions to sexual information.

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What is the seventh assumption of sexual behavior?

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We are not responsible for having feelings, but we are responsible for what we do with them.

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What is the eighth assumption of sexual behavior?

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Each person has the right to his/her own beliefs

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What is the ninth assumption of sexual behavior?

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Sexuality is an integral part of ones total personality and is expressed in all that he/she does

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What is the definition of sex?

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Genetic and physical characteristics that differentiate male and female

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What is the definition of gender?

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Psychological characteristics that differentiate masculinity and femininity

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What is sexuality?

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The physical, psychological, social, cultural and spiritual aspects of an individual that make up his or her unique sexual being.

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What makes up sexuality?

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The whole person including sexual thoughts, experiences, learning, ideas, values, and imaginings.

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What are the 8 components of sexuality?

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  • Beliefs and values
  • Personality (personal choice)
  • Self image
  • Gender
  • Socialization
  • Physical expression
  • body image
  • communication
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Sexuality-mostly is a ________ phenomena & has physical, emotional, and spiritual aspects.

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Learned

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What are the five aspects of sexuality? (Dainly)

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  1. Sensuality
  2. Intimacy
  3. Sexual identity
  4. reproduction
  5. serialization
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What is sensuality?

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The need and ability to be aware of and accepting of our own body.

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What are the 6 components of Sensuality?

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  • Anatomy
  • Sexual response
  • body image
  • satisfaction of skin hunger
  • Attraction template - kick starts our arousal
  • Fantasy “Most of sexuality is in the mind”
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What is sexual intimacy?

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The ability to give feedback & be heard in sexual relationships

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What is intimacy?

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The need and ability to experience emotional closeness to another human.

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What are the 5 components of intimacy?

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  • caring
  • Sharing
  • Risk taking
  • vulnerability
  • self disclosure
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What is sexual identity?

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The continual process of discovering who we are in terms of our sexuality: one part of our total identity.

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What are the 6 components of intimacy?

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  • Gender roles
  • Orientation
  • Self esteem
  • Confidence level
  • Relationship with family and friends
  • Roles as child and adult
  • perception of self as male/female
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What is reproduction?

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Our values, attitudes and behaviors related to reproduction

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What are the 6 components of reproduction?
- Reproduction bias re-values and attitudes - renewal of life (Morality issues) - anatomy an physiology - lifestyles - contraception an fertility - STI including AIDS
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What is sexualization?
Use of our sexuality to influence, control or manipulate others.
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What are the components of Sexualization?
- Style of Dress/appearance/body language - advertising - movies/talk shows (media) - harassment and sexual assault - Paraphilias (voyeurism, exhibitionism, obscene calls)
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The Degree of overlap of the Five Aspects of sexuality represent the degree of integration of the individuals ________
Sexual beingness
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All of the 5 aspects of Sexuality exist within a environment of _______
Socio-cultural influences
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What are Socio-cultural influences?
Family, Ethnic, Background, Religion
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What are values?
The Qualities in life that are deemed important or unimportant, right or wrong, desirable or undesirable
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What are Moral Values?
Relate to our conduct with and treatment of other people, more than just right or wrong. Looks at the whole picture
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What are Sexual Moral Values?
Relate to the rightness and wrongness of sexual conduct and when and how sexuality should be expressed
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As with other behaviors, each of us must decide which sexual conduct, feelings, and action are of greatest worth to us __________.
Personally.
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What are the souses of sexual values?
Our sexual values are learned in different ways, at different rates and with different results?
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Where do we acquire sexual values?
From our social environment.
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What is the defining characteristic of Canadians?
We are accepting of diversity.
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What was the Prehistoric idea of sexuality?
Stone age: female body was revered for reproductive ability Agrarian society: aware of male role in reproduction, phallic worship began. 9000 BC: Woman are property of husbands...incest is taboo
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What was the Ancient heberws idea of sexuality?
Positive about marital reproductive sex, although disapproved homosexuality........woman are property of husbands
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What was the Ancient Greeks idea of sexuality?
500-300 BC: Valued family life.....males sexual roles varied, eg. pederasty... admired male bodies and slim, sensual women
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What was the Ancient Romans idea of sexuality?
- Sexual excesses in upper classes - made up most of our terminology - male v male threat to family which was strength of society. - Women were more involved in society, although they were still property of husbands.
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What was the Early Christians idea of sexuality?
- Sex is a distraction from God - linked to the original sin - Marital sex accepted, but not passion. - non-procreative behaviors are disapproved.
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What is Islams idea of sexuality?
- Valued family and pleasure in marital sex. - Per-marital sex is punished - double social and sexual standards for men and women.
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What is Indias idea of sexuality?
- Ancient Hingus loved erotica - Kama Sutra is the code of sexual conduct - Sex is a religious duty - doctrine of Krama: reincarnation more restrictive after 1000c.
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What is Chinas idea of sexuality?
- Sexuaility linked to spirituality - First manual of lovemaking - wasteful to "spill seed" - Women kept to domestic roles.
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What was the idea of sexuality in the Middle ages? (1st - 15th C)
- Strong Church influence - Crusaders influenced change from women as sinful (EVE) to revered (Virgin Mary). - Upper class courtly love, chivalry and romance.
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What was the idea of sexuality for the Protestants Reformation (16th C)
- Priests could marry - pleasurable marital sex - non marital sex is disapproved. - Women mostly restricted to home until 19th C.
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Who started the Protestant Reformation?
Luther and Calvin | - When they split from the RC Church.
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What was the idea of sexuality during the Victorian period (1830-1900)
- sexually repressive on the surface - Furniture legs covered - Prostitution flourished but proper women were meant to be uninterested. - Mens "vital fluids" were thought to be limited.
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What was the idea of sexuality during the early 20th century.
until the 1950's it was believed women did not desire sex. double standards sexual scenes in media was limited.
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What and when was the sexual revolution?
mid 60s - mid 70s science, politics, and social influences all were part of the change.
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What was the idea of sexuality during the late 20th century?
- Reverse pendulum swing to more conservative attitudes. - open discussion about sexuality, more sexually active teens, AIDS, access to birth control, liberation of women, sex education.
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What are the Cross Species relationships of sexuality?
- Same sex interaction - oral-genital contact - higher mammals are less instinct driven.
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What are the Cross-cultural idea of sexuality?
- Learned behavior unique to particular culture. - kissing, higher rate of intercourse for young adults. - Incest is taboo and some social controls are almost universal.
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What is the sociocultural perspective of Sexuality?
The study of sexual behaviors within a given society... differences in sub groups by age, gender, religion, ethnicity, education. ect.
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What is the Psychoanalytic theory of sexuality?
developed by Freud. - Sexual instincts (id) vs Reason (ego) - defense mechanisms - developmental stages - Psychoanalysis
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What is the learning theory of Sexuality?
- Behaviorist Watson and Skinner developed this theory. | - Rewards and Punishment determining behavior.
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What is social learning theory?
Theory that includes effects of cognitive activity - anticipating, planing, ect. - as well as learning by observing others.
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What is it called when you learn by observing others?
Modeling.
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Who was Havelock Eills? (+)
English physician who studied psychology of Sex (1859 - 1939)
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What did Havelock Eills find?
Problems as psychological female sexual desires are normal and homosexuality accepted and inborn.
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Who was Richard von Krafft-Ebbing?
A German psychiatrist who looked at 200 case of sexual deviancy (1840 - 1939)
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What did Richard von Krafft-Ebbing find out? (-)
Viewed sexual deviancy as a mental illness that should be treated.
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Who was Sigmund Freud?
He was a Austrian Physician who lived from (1856 - 1939)
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What did Sigmund Freud find out? (+)
personality based on sex drive as our principle motivating force.
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Who was Alfred Kinsey? (+)
U.S zoologist who lived from (1894-1956) that was the first to conduct a comprehensive survey on 12,000 subjects.
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Who was William Masters & Virginia Johnson Lab?
a 1960's lab that observed 700 subjects.`
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What did William Masters & Virginia study?
- Human sexual Response (1966) - Gay study & Homosexual presepective (1979) - Four stage sexual response.
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What was Alfred Kinseys influence on sexuality in the public? (+)
He was the first one to really look at sexuality from a non-biased perspective. Both for men and women. - Women like, and start sex. - Oral sex was common. normalized sexual behavior
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What is the purpose of the U of A Student Sexual Behavior Survey?
To determine students sexual attitudes and their knowledge about STI a HIV/AIDS
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What was the flaw with the Kinsey Report that looked at 900 openly gay individuals.
It can paint false ideas on what the actual lifestyle of the average Gay man/Woman.
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What percent of people believe Sex is Sacred to Marriage only (UofA survey) male vs female
Male: 14% Female: 14%
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What is nice about University students around sex?
They usally do things based off of their belief system.
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What percent of people believe Sex is right when committed (UofA survey) male vs female
Men: 21.5% Female: 30%
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What percent of people believe Sex is right when in love (UofA survey) male vs female
Male: 18% Female: 24%
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What percent of people believe Sex is right when it feels right (UofA survey) male vs female
Male: 39.9% Female: 28.4%
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What percent of people believe Sex is right anytime (UofA survey) male vs female
Male: 5% Female: 1.6%
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The higher your education level the more likely you will have ______
More partners More Sex More types of Sex
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If individuals have a strong career and life goal ambition at a young age are more likely to ________
avoid sex at younger ages.
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Relationship between sexual activity and alcohol use is....
Consistent
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High levels of alcohol use is related to_____
More partners - non-medical substances - Not using a Condom
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In males high levels of alcohol is related to _____
Decreases condom use
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Males with liberal attitude towards sex will have ________
More partners

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