Chapter 1 Flashcards

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Personal sexual philosophy

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A person’s unique foundation of knowledge, attitudes. and actions relating to what the person wants and who he or she is as a sexual being

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Ham Sexuality

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An area of research and study focusing on all aspects of human as sexual beings

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Morals

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A person’s individual, unique attitudes about what constitutes right and wrong

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4
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Gender Identity

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The sex that as person identifies himself or herself to be

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5
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Sexual orientation

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Term specifying the sex if those to whom a person is primarily romantically, emotionally, and sexually attracted.

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Abstinence-only education

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The decision to avoid teaching adolescent students about sexual activity, STIs, contraception, etc., based. On he theory hat such education is unnecessary if students are taught to abstain from sexual behavior.

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Sexual Health

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A general concept referring to physical, emotional, psychological. And interpersonal well-being

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Survey

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The scientific collection of dada from a group of individuals about their beliefs, attitudes, or behaviors

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Target Population

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The entire group of people which a researcher is attempting to apply a study sample’s population

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Sample

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A subset of the target Poppy Latino selected by researchers to represent the entire population under study

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Random sampling

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A method of selecting a sample of petticoats in such as way that each member of the population had an equal chance of being selected

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Self-selection bias

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The effect of allowing members of a target population under study to volunteer to participate in the study; it may compromise the randomness and validity of the research

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Observational Research

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Gathering behavior data through direct or indirect observation using scientific techniques

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Correlational Research

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A scientific research methodology that determines the extent to which two variables are systematically related to each other

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Experimental Method

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A type of scientific research in which variables of interest are changed while all other unrelated variables are held constant to determine cause-and-effect relationships among variables

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Treatment

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The action performed on Robby a group in an experiment

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Experimental group

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The participants in as experiment who are subjected to a variable of research interest

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Control Group

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Receive no treatment

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Independent Variable

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The variable of interest in an experiment that is allowed to change between or among groups while all other variables are held constant

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Dependent variable

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The resume of an experiment, and validated to determine if the independent variable actually caused a change in the experiemantal group is participants