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Pioneer in HS- first theorized that sexuality begins in infancy

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Sigmund Freud (1900’s)

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Developed the stages of sexuality: oral, anal, phallic, latency, genital

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Sigmund Freud

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Founded the institute for sex research at Indiana University: responsible for Kinsey Report

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Alfred Kinsey (1900)

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Said that delayed sexual experience was psychologically harmful- Liberated female sexuality

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Alfred Kinsey

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Kinsey Report

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Alfred Kinsey

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Wrote the book Psychopathia Sexualis?

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Richard von Krafft-Ebing

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What others described as disgusting he described as “natural variations”

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Richard von Krafft- Ebing

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Endorsed homosexuality as a natural occurence and not a disease

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Richard von Krafft- Ebing

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Observed over 700 ppl having sex and recorded over 10,000 orgasms

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William Masters and Virginia Johnson Masters

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Developed the four stages of model sexual response cycle?

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Masters

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What are the four stages of the model sexual response?

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Excitement, plateau, orgasm, and resolution

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What is a field of eligible?

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individuals who meet a person’s criteria as a potential romantic partner

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13
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Theory that people tend to seek romantic and sexual partners who posses a level of physical attraction similar to their own

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Matching hypothesis

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14
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Theory that the closer you are to another person, the greater the probability that you grow to like or even love the person

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Proximity effect

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Principle that humans appear to have a natural and usually unconscious tendency to grow fonder of a “novel stimulus” the more often they are exposed to it

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Mere exposure effect

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Idea that someone you like or love, likes or loves you back; reciprocates your feelings with approximately the same degree of intensity

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Reciprocity of attraction

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17
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Who developed the “Triangular Theory of Love”

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Robert Sternberg

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18
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What are the 3 components of love?

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intimacy, passion, and commitment

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19
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Love based on PASSION but lacks intimacy and commitment

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Infatuation

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20
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Love based on COMMITMENT but lacking intimacy and real passion

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Empty love

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Love based on INTIMACY but lacking passion and commitment

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Romantic love

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22
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type of love that binds parents to children?

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Storge

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What is gender?

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set of social and psychological characteristics that a society considers proper for males and females

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T/F Sex and gender are different?

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True

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People whose gender identity does not match their biological sex they are assigned at birth

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transgender

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People whose gender identity matches their biological sex

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Who we are sexually attracted to or not

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sexual oreintation

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attracted to people of the opposite sex

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Heterosexual

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attracted to people of the same sex

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homosexual

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attracted to both genders

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attracted to everybody

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not physically attracted to any gender

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does not identify with either sex

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a person who does not identify with a single fixed gender; will change gender frequently

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gender fluid

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you identify and express yourself as biological sex

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gender conforming

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you identify with one sex but express yourself as the other sex

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gender non-conforming

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does not identify as a man or a women

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gender neutral

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lives a man and a woman all the time

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presenting with both male and female characterisitcs

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androgynous

40
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cross dressers; explore gender as an art form

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drag queens and kings

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Inanimate objects elicits sexual arousal

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sexual arousal is exaggerated associated with a particular body part

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partialsim

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person repeatedly cross-dresses to achieve sexual arousal or gratification

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Transvestism

44
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exposing one’s genitals to unsuspecting strangers; flashing

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Exhibitionism

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obscene phone calls

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telephone scatologia

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observing unsuspecting strangers who are naked,

disrobing, or engaged in sex

47
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desire or need for pain or humiliation to

enhance sexual arousal

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sexual masochism

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Bondage, blindfolding, spanking, whipping, humiliating acts

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sexual masochism

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people who become sexual aroused by inflicting

pain or humiliation on others

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sexual sadist

50
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enhancing sexual arousal by becoming

deprived of oxygen

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Hypoxyphilia

51
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Can result in death

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Hypoxyphilia

52
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mutually gratifying sexual interaction between consenting partners to inflict pain and humiliation oneach other

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Sadomascochism

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rubbing against or touching a nonconsenting

person; mashing

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Frotteurism

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persistent urge to fondle a nonconsenting stranger

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Toucherism

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sexual contact with animals; beastiality

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sexual activity with corpses

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Necrophilia

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sexual arousal from enemas

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Kismaphilia

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sexual arousal is attained with feces

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Coprophila

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sexual arousal is associated with urine

60
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Foot fetish

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partialism

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