sex Flashcards

(35 cards)

1
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what part of the brain controls sex drives?

A

hypothalamus

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2
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who was the first person to take a look in depth at sexual behavior

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kinsley

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3
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what happens in the sex stage excitement?

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blood flow changes to genitals, increase tension, erection, and it can happen just psychological

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4
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what happens in the plateau stage?

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excitment is consistent, testes swell and release semen

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5
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what happens when you orgasm?

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sudden discharge of sexual tension, involuntary muscle contractions, for women- contractions other places too, you can have a ejaculation and not orgasm and vice versa

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6
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what happens in the resolution stage?

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body goes to non aroused state, men-refaftory period, after ejac. men cant orgasm,

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7
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what causes us to develop like we do?

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nature VS. nurture

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8
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what happens in the germinal development stage?

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conception to 2 weeks old, zygote egg, glob of cells

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9
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explain the embryonic stage

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arms, legs, tail develop, most susceptible to birth defects, 2 out of 5 people miscarry

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10
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explain the fetal stage

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starts when bone cells are forming and ends with birth, age of viability

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what are major prenatal risks

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mothers blood cells dont transfer, baby gives waste through cracks in blood vessels, blood vessels are to close to block bacteria

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12
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what bacteria can get through the placenta

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gas, viruses, nicotine, and alcohol

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13
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what is german measles or Rubella

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3 or 4 week developing, 50% chance of blind, death, heart problems or mental illness

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14
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what is MR (mentally retarded)

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earliest name was called idiot, mentally challenged

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15
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describe the effects of nicotine in a baby

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irregular heartbeat, low birth weight, lung problems, ADHD, when smoking with baby it doubles the chance of pneumonia, bronchitis, and heart disease

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16
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explain alcohol effecting the baby

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Fetal alcohol syndrome, heart deformantion, MR, squinty eyes, deformed face

17
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what is tetracycline

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chemical bonds to calcium, yellows the bones,

18
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what happens at 2 1/2 months

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baby rolls over

19
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what happens at 6 months

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sit up without support

20
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what happens at 12 months

21
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what happens at 20 months

22
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what is assimation

A

modify info to retain schema

23
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what is accomidation

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change the schema to fit new info, our ideas change

24
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explain sensorimotor stage of cognitive development

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0-2 yrs, object permanace-things exist even when theyre not in our line of sight

25
explain preoperational stage of cog. development
2-7, no object permance when it comes to people, dont understand conversation at this stage-when soemthing changes shape it doesnt loose its property
26
explain concrete operational of cog. development
7-11 do not have conversation, cant think abstract
27
explain formal operations of cog. dev
think abstract, still tend to think concrete when we are unfimilar with things
28
explain attachment
emotional bond between infant and caregiver
29
what study did harlow conduct?
monkeys, body contact is more important than nurishment
30
explain secure attachement
lead to best social skills, sensitive moms knows what baby needs, mom leaves baby cries
31
explain anxious ambivalent
mom is impatient, the baby is in the way of mom, cry when mom leaves and cries when she returns, grow up sending mixed signals, no apathy
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explain avoidant actions
mom is incensitive, mom cant model her emotions, doesnt cry when she leaves or returns, anti-social
33
explain preconventional?
immoral "what will this cost me?", many politicians
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explain conventional
"what will people think of me?"
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explain post conventional
"what is more important", high morals