CH6 Sexuality Flashcards

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Sexual Culture

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Appropriate for both married and single adults.
Mixed signals to the youth.
Positive for boys. Negative for girls.

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Developing a Sexual Identity

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Sexual identity is influenced by social norms related to sex. Sexual orientation, interests, and styles of behavior.

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Heterosexual attitudes and behavior & Sexual Script

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9-12th grade sexual intercourse has declined. A sexual script is a pattern of roles for how individuals should behave sexually.

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Sexual Scripts

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Sex Drive: Men are always ready and women suppress sexual expression.
Physical and Emotional Sex: Men are more physical and women are more emotional.
Sexual Performance: Both should be sexually skilled and women should have oral sex skills.
Initiation and Gateway scripts: Men initiate and women gatekeep
Sexual Evaluation: Single women who appear sexually are bad. Men are rewarded for being sexual

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Sexual minority youths’ attitudes and behavior

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LGBT experience their first same-sex attraction just before adolescence some during emerging adulthood.
Not fixed and can change during adulthood. Quietly struggle.

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Homophobia

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Irrational feelings against LGBT people
More targeted for violence than heterosexual youth.
Rejection from family, peers, schools, and communities.
Homosexual is used less now.

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Contraceptive use

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Barrier methods of contraception to reduce unwanted pregnancy and sexually transmitted infections.
Low SES less likely to use contraceptives than middle SES

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Adolescent pregnancy

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The US has higher numbers.
To reduce it we should:
- education about sex and family planning
- access to contraception
- life options
- community involvement and support
- abstinence
can cause health risks to the baby and the mother
making a decline in pregnancy

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Sexually Transmitted Infections

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Infections from sexual contact. Vaginal, oral, and anal-genital.

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3 Virus STI

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AIDs, genital Herpes and Warts

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AIDS and HIV

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Destroys body immune system. If HIV is not treated it can lead to AIDS. Exchange of infected blood, semen, or vaginal fluids

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Genital Herpes and Warts

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No Cure. Herpes is produced by a large family of virus with different strains and with non sexually symptoms. Warts are very contagious and there isn’t always symptoms.

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13
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3 Bacteria STI

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Gonorrhea, syphilis, chlamydia.

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Forcible Sexual Behavior and Sexual Harassment

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Rape: forced intercourse without consent
Date Rape: someone the rapist knows
Quid pro quo harassment: when a school employee asks for a sex favor for a educational advancement or consequence
Hostile environment sexual harassment: Unwelcome sexual conduct that limits students’ ability to benefit from their education.

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Most effective sex education

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Comprehensive but US schools focus on abstinence maybe to avoid the problem altogether

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