Chapter 1: Sexuality in perspective Flashcards
How did Kinsey define sex?
He defined it as behaviour that leads to orgasm (but what about women who don’t orgasm?)
Greek beliefs about sex
Humans that were double creatures with twice the normal number if limbs and organs; some were double males, some were double female and some were half half. Split up. Male/female= hetero and male/male and female/female = gay <3
cultivation theory
the finding tgat what people see on television represents the mainstream of what happens in their society. (divorce is more common than it actually is for example)
Framing theory (agenda setting)
means that news reporters decide what to report and what to ignore and within the stories itself what the angle and focus is
social learning
characters on television.models may serve as models whom we imitate, perhaps without even realizing it
Social cognitive theory
States the effect of the media on our behaviour, thoughts and affect throiugh processes such as modeling, imitation and identification
Selectivity
Generally, we select media that meets our needs and provide us with information that is consistent with our views.
Reinforcing spiral theory
Social identities influence what media we watch and that influences our beliefs and identity again (dynamic interplay)
Differential susceptibility model
Not everyone reacts to the same media in the same way
ethnocentrism
people often perceive their culture as superior. happens with norms and standards about sex as well
Familismo
Another important aspect of Latino culture (support, loyalty, solidarity and family honor).
Latinx
has been used more to get away from the gender designations and be more inclusive to people outside of the gender binary
Thee factors acto to make the sexuality of Black somehwat different from that of whites
- African heritage
- Forces that acted upon Blacks during slavery
- Current economic and social conditions
Phallic aggression (human exhibitionists do the same).
display of their erect penis as part of an aggressive display againt another male in a phenomenon called phallic aggression
Negative freedom
freedom from sexual violence