Chapter 1: Introduction Flashcards

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When did Sex research begin?

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1800’s

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What is Sexual Conservatism?

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Sex was not discusses or allowed; it was very oppressive and only used for “baby-making”

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Who was Sigmund Freud?

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First to study sex psychologically

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Who was Henry Ellis?

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First to study sexual behavior across cultures, he fought that sex should be accepted because it was normal

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Who was Alfred Kinsley?

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Collected data about sex; discovered masturbation, premarital and gay sex were common in the U.S.

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Who recorded sexual behavior all over the world creating three universal sex taboos?

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Margaret Mead

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What were 3 Taboo’s Mead discovered?

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Bestiality (animals), necrophilia (dead body), and incest (family

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Who brought people into a lab to have sex to measure their heart rates, blood pressure, and hormone levels?

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Masters and Johnson

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How long does it take for a women to orgasm?

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Approximately 25 minutes

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10
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How do biologists define sex compared to psychologists?

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Biologists define it as a behavior that unites the gamete and the sperm; vs psychologists believe sexual behavior that leads to orgasm

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What are some old world views?

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Muslims believed sex came from Buddha meaning it was one of the greatest pleasures of life reflecting his teachings

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