SEXUAL ASPECT OF SELF

Question 1

Self and its aspect develops as a result of interaction with others

Answer 1

Interactionist Perspective

Question 2

Self is also shaped/molded by the diff forms of self-description and self-judgement that we use as a result of our social interactions

Answer 2

Interactionist Perspective

Question 3

Self is also shaped/molded by the diff forms of self-description and self-judgement that we use as a result of our social interactions

Answer 3

Interactionist Perspective

Question 4

Self is also shaped/molded by the diff forms of self-description and self-judgement that we use as a result of our

Answer 4

SOCIAL INTERACTION

Question 5

Foundations of the Development of ____ Inextricably (totally) tied to bodily changes during puberty

Answer 5

Sexual Self-Concept

Question 6

The development of the adolescent brain
The development of primary sex characteristics
The development of secondary sex characteristics

Answer 6

3 bodily changes during puberty

Question 7

According to _ and _ Sexual identity is also constructed

Answer 7

Ganon and Simon (1974)

Question 8

In construction of sexual identity having a ___ happens first

Answer 8

gendered self

Question 9

Children can’t become sexual selves without being able to understand the kind of language through which acts, feelings, and relationships become sexually meaningful.

Answer 9

“Gendered Individual” (CONSTRUCTION OF SEXUAL IDENTITY)

Question 10

depends on having the ability to make sense of the self as sexual

Answer 10

Sexual selfhood

Question 11

Children first understand themselves as ___ bec that’s how everyone treats them

Answer 11

GENDERED

Question 12

Baby’s genitals = sign of sex
Baby is reduced to its sex ( boy or girl)
Girling the girl; Boying the boy

Answer 12

3 Social Processes of Social Categorization in Relation to Gender

Question 13

Self is formed through _ terms ?

Answer 13

gendered terms

Question 14

Child comes to understand itself as

Answer 14

gendered

Question 15

Child comes to understand that it interacts with gendered _

Answer 15

gendered others

Question 16

Child learns to locate itself within a gendered ___

Answer 16

gendered social field

Question 17

process of _ doesn’t necessarily differ for the boys and girls

Answer 17

Process of self-formation

Question 18

They simply differently gendered selves by participating gendered social interaction

Answer 18

Process of self-formation

Question 19

variable (no single way of being girl/boy)

Answer 19

Gendered selfhood

Question 20

Understanding gender diff helps us to navigate a gendered _

Answer 20

GENDERED SOCIAL WORLD

Question 21

Growing into adulthood, sexuality becomes braided into ____ and becomes closely intertwined with ____

Answer 21

SELF, GENDER

Question 22

We do not become sexual all at once, Our concept of a _ comes from other people around us (adults)

Answer 22

sexual self

Question 23

We ___ things from their social environment that’s potential sexual relevance (facilitated by language)

Answer 23

assimilate (adapt)

Question 24

social environment =

Answer 24

potential sexual relevance (facilitated by language)

Question 25

Sense of their own bodies (according to what adults say)

Answer 25

ALLOWED

Question 26

Conventions of morality, modesty and decorum (decency)

Answer 26

ALLOWED

Question 27

Erotic components of sexual scripts

Answer 27

WITHHELD

Question 28

We acquire common sense knowledge about the institution of heterosexuality before they become aware of sexual activities these entails

Answer 28

ALLOWED

Question 29

We acquire ___ about the institution of heterosexuality before they become aware of sexual activities these entails

Answer 29

COMMON SENSE OF KNOWLEDGE

Question 30

Homosexuality is treated as taboo

Answer 30

WITHHELD

Question 31

Homosexuality is treated as ____

Answer 31

TABOO

Question 32

As a result: ___ becomes the privileged norm (in most cultures).

Answer 32

HETEROSEXUALITY

Question 33

are not called upon to account for their sexuality

Answer 33

STRAIGHT PEOPLE (HETEROSEXUAL)

Question 34

don't have the same negative experiences as homosexuals

Answer 34

STRAIGHT PEOPLE (HETEROSEXUAL)

Question 35

Those who have ___ are often targets of strongly held negative attitudes

Answer 35

NON-NORMATIVE SEXUALITY

Question 36

___ and ____ is a universal experience (normalized) for other sexuality/gender

Answer 36

VERBAL HARASSMENT, ABUSE

Question 37

Discrimination extends well into

Answer 37

ADULTHOOD

Question 38

Human Sexuality is ____; it is a continuum rather than dichotomous (divided into 2) (APA, 2008)

Answer 38

FLUID

Question 39

Piece it together (Allowed+Withheld) and develop a provisional (subject to change) picture of sexual world

Answer 39

Development of Sexual Self-Concept

Question 40

Piece it together _ and develop a provisional (subject to change) picture of sexual world

Answer 40

(Allowed+Withheld)

Question 41

New knowledge and experience is made sense of in relation to past knowledge and experience (reinterpretation)

Answer 41

Development of Sexual Self-Concept

Question 42

___and ___ is made sense of in relation to past knowledge and experience (reinterpretation)

Answer 42

New knowledge,Experience

Question 43

We modify what we know of ourselves The reason why our identity (and its aspects) change

Answer 43

REINTERPRETATION

Question 44

why we develop "story" of our continuous self (has past, present and future)

Answer 44

REINTERPRETATION

Question 45

why we develop "story" of our continuous self has ___, ___, ___

Answer 45

past, present and future

Question 46

story that we tell about our continuous self

Answer 46

identity