CHAPTER 4: The Sexual Self

Question 1

is characterized as a person’s
evaluation of his or her own sexual feelings and actions.

Answer 1

SEXUAL SELF CONCEPT

Question 2

It is studied by him in 2009, it was found that the Filipino Youth obtained information about love and sexuality mainly from friends. However, they valued
parents’ opinions more than their friends’.

Answer 2

Jokin De Irala

Question 3

sexual self-concept consists of four(4) main factors

Answer 3

Information or event
Sexual esteem
Sexual feelings
Sexual behaviour and function

Question 4

External events that affect sexual function or affect
aspects of sexuality.

Answer 4

Information or event

Question 5

Cognition, attitudes, and sexual schemata

Answer 5

Sexual esteem

Question 6

Feelings about sexuality and function.

Answer 6

Sexual feelings

Question 7

Procreation or a desire for children may motivate sexual behavior.

Answer 7

Sexual behaviour and function

Question 8

is a primary category of human social perception.

Answer 8

Sex

Question 9

each individiual is classified by

Answer 9

biological sex

Question 10

is the classification whether the individual is
male or female.

Answer 10

biological sex

Question 11

(XX or XY)

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Chromosomes

Question 12

(ovaries or testes)

Answer 12

Gonads

Question 13

(estrogens or testosterone)

Answer 13

Gonadal hormones

Question 14

(fallopian tubes, uterus, vas
deferens/ seminal vesicles)

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Internal accessory organs

Question 15

(clitoris, labia minora, vaginal orifice or
penis, and scrotum.

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External genitalia

Question 16

Individuals with mixed sexual configurations are known as

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intersexed or intersexual

Question 17

The development of sexuality begins as early as in

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intrauterine life

Question 18

During ________ there is no awareness of gender. The child
acknowledges its gender in their early childhood as early
as three years old.

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infancy

Question 19

________________ evolves during the childhood.

Answer 19

Self-awareness about sexuality

Question 20

have a role in choosing the gender sensitive roles and
gender-specific behaviours.

Answer 20

androgens

Question 21

is a phase of transition during which major
developments of sexuality takes place.

Answer 21

Adolescence

Question 22

is reached during adolescence, which is a major
landmark in the development of sexuality.

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Puberty

Question 23

is
highly essential for the sexual development during puberty
as it increases the hormones that develops the child into
puberty.

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hypothalamo-pituitary-gonadal axis function

Question 24

begin in early adolescence, where they
are extremely concered about their body image.

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Physical changes

Question 25

During adolescence, _____________ happens; adolescents develop _________________________.

Answer 25

cognitive development abstract thinking and reasoning

Question 26

What is developed in late adolescence what is being developed?

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sense of identity

Question 27

is seen in early adolescence, risk taking in middle adolescence, and late adolescents learns to assess their own risk taking.

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Different behavioral experimentation

Question 28

is about the biological dimensions of chromosomes, gonads, and hormones.

Answer 28

SEX

Question 29

is psychosocial and cultural. It describes how one views themselves

Answer 29

gender

Question 30

refers to the intimate knowledge and experience of the individual’s own gender.

Answer 30

gender identity

Question 31

According to ___________, studIes have show that transphobia, or antagonism

Answer 31

Dr. Margie Holmes

Question 32

antagonism towards transsexuals and transgenders, is often worse than homophobia.

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transphobia

Question 33

is an “enduring emotional, romantic, sexual, or affectional attraction to another person. ”

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Sexual orientation

Question 34

A motivational state that generates increased attention to sexual stimuli

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Sexual Desire

Question 35

Agency is the ability to act in a way that accomplishes your goals.

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Sexual Agency

Question 36

Feeling fulfilled and satisfied with one’s sexual life

Answer 36

Sexual Satisfaction

Question 37

emotional satisfaction that arises from the movement of reproductive organs

Answer 37

Sexual Pleasure

Question 38

is perceived as subjective and based on self-identification.

Answer 38

Gender Identity