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1st week Flashcards

1
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refers to a person’s biological characteristics
• pertains to both physical and physiological differences of males and females

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SEX

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refers to society’s built-in features of women and men, or the social roles that men and women play in the society

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GENDER

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It is a person’s sense of being a woman, a man, both, neither, or anywhere along the gender spectrum.

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GENDER IDENTITY

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4
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Genetics: There may be genetic factors that contribute to the development of gender identity.

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Biological Factors

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5
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Cognitive Development: How an individual understands and conceptualizes gender roles and identities can influence their own gender identity.

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Psychological Factors

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Personal Experience: An individual’s unique life experiences, including early childhood experiences and
relationships, can shape their sense of gender identity.

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Psychological Factors

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Peer Group: Interactions with peers and social groups can shape an individual’s gender identity.

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Peer and Family Influences

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Family Dynamics: Family attitudes, expectations, and support related to gender identity can play a significant role in an individual’s understanding of themselves.

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Peer and Family Influences

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9
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Self-Discovery: As individuals grow and develop, they may engage in personal exploration and self-reflection to better understand their own gender identity.

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Personal Exploration and Reflection

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10
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He or she may still be unsure as to what gender he or she is going to play. may have at a certain point on his or her life.

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identity crisis

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faces family rejection when they come out, leading to strained relationships or even homelessness.

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Family Rejection and
Homelessness

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They are at a higher risk of bullying and harassment in schools, which can have long-term effects on their mental and emotional well-being.

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Bullying and Harassment

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faces discrimination, bias, and stigma in various aspects of their lives, including employment, education, housing, healthcare, and social interactions.

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Discrimination and Stigma

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14
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Comprehensive and multifaceted study of how humans experience and express themselves as sexual beings.

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HUMAN SEXUALITY

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encompasses a wide range of factors including biological, psychological, social, cultural, and moral aspects.

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HUMAN SEXUALITY

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refers to the person’s sexual desire and attraction to other people, as well as his or her behavior regarding their sex
• it may start with physical attraction toward a person of the opposite sex (heterosexual), of the same sex (homosexual),or of both sexes (bisexual)

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SEXUALITY

17
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attracted to both genders

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bisexual

18
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attracted to opposite gender

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heterosexual

19
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attracted to same gender

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homosexual

20
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refers to how a person becomes romantically, physically, emotionally, and sexually attracted to people

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SEXUAL ORIENTATION

21
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Factor that Affect the Teen’s Sexual Attitudes and
Practices

Teen who lives in a community with a higher rate of substance abuse, hunger, and violence are more likely to engage in sex at a very young age

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ENVIRONMENT

22
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Factor that Affect the Teen’s Sexual Attitudes and
Practices

have the opportunity to inform the youth about the danger of sex at a very young age.
• Teens who are inclined with school-related activities and organizations will have less chances of sexual risks and involvement.

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SCHOOL

23
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Factor that Affect the Teen’s Sexual Attitudes and
Practices

Adolescents with strong religious attachments and who regularly attend church services are less likely to initiate sex.

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religion

24
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Factor that Affect the Teen’s Sexual Attitudes and
Practices

Teens that are exposed to sexually explicit media will be more tolerant regarding sexual behaviors.
• Although media images depicting sex and sexuality may have a negative influence among teens, they may also teach them responsible sexual behaviors.

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MEDIA

25
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what are the Factors that Affect the Teen’s Sexual Attitudes and Practices

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environment, school, religion, media

26
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what are the Factors that Affect Individual’s Gender Identity

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Biological factors, psychological factors, peer and family influence personal exploration and function

27
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what are the benefits of Abstinence for Teens

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Prevents pregnancy, as well as the cost and side effects of contraceptives or other means of birth control.
• Prevents the risk of acquiring STDs, HIV, and acquired immunodeficiency syndrome
(AIDS).

28
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Help prevent physical, emotional, and psychological repercussions arising from engaging in early sexual activity.
• Maintains a harmonious relationship with parents and other family members.

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Abstinence for Teens and it’s
Benefits

29
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what are the Proper Decision-making Techniques for Teenagers

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• Determine and describe the situation.
• List all the possible decisions that you may consider.
• Share your possible decisions with a responsible adult or guardian.
• Write the possible consequences of each decision.
• Evaluate which decision is the most appropriate and responsible.
• Carry out your decisions and see the results.

30
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gender at birth/ hanggang paglaki

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Cisgender

31
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change into opposite gender

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transgender

32
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both or neither girl or boy

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non-binary

33
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does not have a gender

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agender

34
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does not have a gender

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agender

35
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Defined as preventing oneself from doing something that is wanted or enjoyable:

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Abstinence

36
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Refers to how a person becomes romantically, physically, emotionally, and sexually attracted to other people:

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Sexual orientation

37
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A point in a teenager’s life where he or she is unsure of what gender he or she is going to play:

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Gender identity crisis

38
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A person who is attracted to the same sex:

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Homosexual

39
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A person who is attracted to both sexes:

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Bisexual

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