Lecture 6 Psychosexual Dvpt Flashcards

1
Q

A lot of our ideas around sexuality are associated with …

A

Fertility/reproductive years

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2
Q

What’s the number 1 reason older people stop having sex

A

Health

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3
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What’s the 2nd reason older people stop having sex?

A

Widowed (majority women)

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4
Q

There’s very little info about child sexuality why?

A

Children not able to consent and parents won’t consent for them

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5
Q

Research has shown that children who have gone through sex education are more likely to…

A

Delay sexual intercourse and other sexual context and making more judicial decisions

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6
Q

Parents and teachers are good to survey about Child sexuality but what’s the problem

A

Under/over reporting because of social desirability effect + they don’t catch everything

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7
Q

Why do adults freak out when witnessing child sexual behaviour

A

They project adult intentions onto child behaviour

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8
Q

Adolescent sexuality reasearcg is ____

A

Problem driven

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9
Q

What type of attachment do we see in infancy? (0-2yrs)

A

Psychological bond that forms between infant and caregiver

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10
Q

What is the first stage of gender identification?

Seen in infancy

A

Gender awareness: knowing difference between boy and girl

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11
Q

Non genital sensual experiences in infancy can cause what

A

Neuro reflexive response such as lubrication or erection

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12
Q

In infancy no part of their body is taboo until?

A

They start interpret parents non-verbal cues

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13
Q

What is the period where we are most sexual behaviourally active

A

Early childhood (3-7yrs)

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14
Q

What is the second stage of gender identification found at 4 yrs old

A

Gender stability: child figured out that you’re born boy or girl (stereotypical)

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15
Q

What is the third state of gender identification found between 5-7yrs

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Gender constancy: able to understand that anatomy is permanent and not everything is about stereotypical looks

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16
Q

What is the exhibitionist stage found in childhood ?

A

90% of children love showing off their nakedness. But we have a responsibility to teach social etiquette

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17
Q

What should you do when you see your child self stimulating ?

A

Recognize, validate and give them a place to do that (instead of them feeling guilty while doing it)

18
Q

What is different between child sex play and adult sex play ?

A

The sexual element is integrated spontaneously, there’s no premeditation because that’s an adult intention

19
Q

What is the function of child sex play during 3-7yrs

A

Curiosity, compare and to reassure (am I different or the same?)

20
Q

What is a yellow light in terms of sexual abuse in early childhood

A

When a child is told to stop something a few times in terms of sexual behaviour and continues doing it or when their doing it and not happy

21
Q

Boys masturbate more frequently than girls. Why?

A

Their genitals are more outward

22
Q

Boys often discover masturbation from _____

While girls discover it _______

A

From friends/media

By accident

23
Q

Homosociality is seen in pre adolescence meaning

A

Boys and girls are divided

24
Q

Between 10 and late adolescence both boys and girls exhibit a range of same sex behaviours which are motivated by

A

Their curiosity, exploration and resssurance of their gender identity, their body image and their sexual orientation

25
Q

In adolescence there is increase sexual interest. Why?

A

Bodily changes
Sex hormones
Cultural expectations

26
Q

What are the different stages of stimulation per age group

A

Infancy=exploratory accidental genital manipulation
Early childhood= self stimulation
Preadolescence= masturbation leading to orgasm
Adolescence = masturbation and sexual fantasies

27
Q

What are 4 types of monogamous relationships

A

Dating
Internet dating
Cohabitation
Marriage

28
Q

Which province has the lowest marriage rate?

A

Quebec

29
Q

What makes internet dating different than dating

A

More information gathering

30
Q

Sex is more frequent in what type of relationship

A

Committed

31
Q

Cohabitation is popular but more unstable. What mitigates the instability?

A

Having children

32
Q

How is freinds with benefits (casual sex) different from one night stand?

A

It’s ongoing

33
Q

In friends with benefits often these relationships are kept secret. Why?

A

They’re not a potential partner, and waiting for the one

34
Q

Emerging adults want what kind of relationship because they find it most appropriate for their time

A

Friends with benefits

35
Q

What’s polyamory

A

Idea of emotional attachment. Can have many different situations

36
Q

What’s the difference between polyamory and polygamy?

A

Polygamy is marriage

Polyamory is not

37
Q

What is swinging

A

Primary couple will go and have sexual experiences with other couples or other groups together

38
Q

What is an open relationship?

A

Emotional exclusivity kept with main person but they have sex with other people separately

39
Q

What is extradyadic behaviour ?

A

Infidelity non consenting monogamous behaviour

14% makes and 6% females admit

40
Q

What is the most common form of relationship

A

Serial monogamy