Introduction to Human Sexuality Flashcards

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Sexuality

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Anything related to the way we experience and express ourselves as sexual beings.

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What influences sexuality?

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Culture
Family
Media
Religion
Science/Medicine
Research

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What tools can we use to critically engage with sexuality?

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Hard on ideas, gentle with people.

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What makes up our sexuality?

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Sex: Anatomical female, male, or intersex.

Gender: Behavioural, cultural, or psychological traits typically associated with one sex.

Sexual Behaviour/Activity: What folks actually do when having “sex”.

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Sexual Configurations

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Comprised of:

Sexual Orientation

Sexual Identity

Sexual Status

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Sexual Orientation

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What we are attracted to, interested in and aroused by.

Gender/Sex sexuality and partner number sexuality.

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Sexual Identity

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Labels, communities.

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Sexual Status

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Behaviours activities.

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Influences on Sexuality: Religion

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Previously provided the most information on sexuality.

Understandings are shaped by religious context.

Shapes how sex is regarded and regulated.

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Influences on Sexuality: Science/Medicine

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Historical and social contexts.

Scientific study began in 19th century with Victorian social norms.

Continued to be shaped by Western Europe.

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Indigenous Sexualities

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Impacted heavily by colonialism > more rigid.

Two-Spirit

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WHO Definition of Sexual Health

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Physical, emotional, mental and social

Not just the absence of disease, dysfunction or illness.

Requires a positive approach

Pleasure and safety

Free of coercion, discrimination and violence

Sexual rights must be respected, protected and fulfilled.

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