Sexual Self

Question 1

Things as simple as areas on our bodies where we are supposed to feel sexual pleasure.

Answer 1

Erogenous Zone

Question 2

This occurs when you are unable to resolve an issue during any of your psychosexual stages.

Answer 2

Fixation

Question 3

The Oral Stage (0-18 months)

Answer 3

Mouth, hunger or overindulgence

Question 4

Mouth, hunger or overindulgence

Answer 4

Oral stage

Question 5

Anal (18-36 months)

Answer 5

Anus, withholding bowel or uncontrolled bowel habits

Question 6

Anus, withholding bowel or uncontrolled bowel habits

Answer 6

Anal Stage

Question 7

Phallic Stage (3-6 years)

Answer 7

Genitals, unable to cope with sexual feelings

Question 7

Genitals; unable to cope with sexual feelings

Answer 7

Phallic Stage

Question 8

A phase of dormant sexual feelings

Answer 8

Latency (6 to puberty)

Question 9

Latency (6 to puberty)

Answer 9

A phase of dormant sexual feelings

Question 10

Whole body, maturity of sexual interests

Answer 10

Genital (Puberty onwards)

Question 11

Puberty onwards

Answer 11

Whole body, maturity of sexual interests

Question 12

Anything that follows or leads to sexual arousal is a form of sexual behavior. This is the key ingredient by which every creature share. Mainly, we have sex because of this goal in mind.

Answer 12

Survival is the key ingredient.
(extra notes: we have sex because what better way is there to survive than to pass your genes to a potentially limitless line?)

Question 13

These are the two factors that push us to have sex.

Answer 13

Biological influences (Examples would be the hormones that circulate through your body), and Social and Psychological influences, like family, religion, culture, personality and emotions.

Question 14

According to William Masters and Virginia Johnson, Sexual activity is a cycle which consists of mainly four phases

Answer 14

Excitement, Plateau, Orgasm and Resolution (EPOR)

Question 15

This is the first phase in the cycle, divided into two, desire, when we feel sexual urges after perceiving sexual cues, and arousal.

Answer 15

Excitement

Question 16

This is the next phase after excitement, this is usually the brief period before orgasm. At this point you are almost at the peak of your sexual pleasure.

Answer 16

Plateau

Question 17

This phase has several indicators, for men it is the feeling of inevitability of ejaculation followed by the ejaculation itself. For women, there is the feeling of intense pleasure.

Answer 17

Orgasm

Question 18

Lastly, we have this phase, it is characterized by the decrease in arousal and sexual urge after ejaculation

Answer 18

Resolution

Question 19

A person, contrary to popular belief does not fall in love at first sight. Love is first divided into three stages:

Answer 19

Lust, attraction, and attachment

Question 20

This is the first stage of love, highly influenced by the two main hormones testosterone and estrogen

Answer 20

Lust

Question 21

After the first stage, you get these blasts of feelings where you think you’re in love indicating that you are developing ___________. During this stage,, you releasee increased amounts of dopamine, adrenaline, and serotonin. These substances are called neuurotransmiters.

Answer 21

Attraction

Question 22

After the attraction stage, once all the chemicals in your body are regulated, the body yet again finds another way to make you stay together, even after we stop feeling the intense lust or attraction. This last stage is called

Answer 22

Attachment, during this stage there is a strong feeling of loyalty caused by two major hormones, oxytocin and vasopressin.

Question 23

Chemicals released during lustt

Answer 23

Testosterone / Estrogen

Question 24

Chemicals released during attraction

Answer 24

Adrenaline, Dopamine, Serotonin

Question 25

Chemicals released during attachment

Answer 25

Oxytocin, Vasopressin

Question 26

Psychology of Mate Selection: Why do we fall for a specific person? What has made them a viable mate??

Answer 26

Evolutionary Psychology

Question 27

the meaning of SOGIE

Answer 27

Sexual Orientation, Gender Identity, and Gender Expression

Question 28

This makes sex and gender more comprehensible and with this, we are more likely to avoid creating negative associations based on how sexuality is presented

Answer 28

SOGIE

Question 29

This is the first aspect of SOGIE, which defines individuals based on who they find sexually attractive. For instance, a woman who likes a woman is considered a lesbian and a man who likes a man is considered gay.

Answer 29

Sexual Orientation

Question 30

The second aspect of SOGIE, this is how a person identifies based on their internal sense of self. For instance, a person can be born with a penis but identifies as a female

Answer 30

Gender Identity

Question 31

Lastly, this aspect of SOGIE refers to how you would express attributes that relate to gender like through clothes or behavior. For instance, Jake Zyrus presents himself at times as masculine, feminine, or even a mixture of both. He is biologically a female but chooses to identify as a male and expresses himself in fluid ways.

Answer 31

Gender Expression

Question 32

Methods of Contraceptives

Answer 32

Condom, Pills, Intrauterine device (IUD), Injectibles, implants, sterilization (ligation or vasectomy)

Question 33

Sexually transmitted infections

Answer 33

Neisseria Gonorrhea, Treponema Pallidum, Chlamydia Trachomatis, Herpes Simplex Virus (HSV), Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV)