Lesson 1.5 The Physical Self &The Sexual Self

Question 1

Refers to a person’s beliefs about his or her own worth or value.

Answer 1

Self - esteen

Question 2

The way one people sees the physical self and the thoughts and feelings that result from that perception.

Answer 2

Body image

Question 3

A stage in human development when the reproductive organs fully mature and become functional and perform their reproductive capabilities.

Answer 3

puberty

Question 4

These are features that develop during puberty

Answer 4

secondary sex characteristics

Question 5

Areas of the body that have increased sensitivity especially when stimulated. Touching them may create a sexual arousal that could lead to a sexual response.

Answer 5

enorgous zones

Question 6

Characterized by increase in pulse and blood pressure, skin temperature, muscle tensions, more rapid breathing, and secretion of genital fluids.

Answer 6

Excited phase

Question 7

Characterized by consistent stimulation until orgasm occurs.

Answer 7

Plateau phase

Question 8

Characterized by intense pleasure with a rapid increase in pulse rate and blood pressure, and a possibility of spasms and muscular contractions.

Answer 8

Sexual climax

Question 9

Characterized by a slow return to the normal state.

Answer 9

Resolution phase

Question 10

HUMAN SEXUAL BEHAVIOR
Physiological factors ensuring reproduction

Answer 10

Inherited sexual response patterns

Question 11

HUMAN SEXUAL BEHAVIOR
External factors from society

Answer 11

Other sexual influences

Question 12

HUMAN SEXUAL BEHAVIOR
Characterized by self - stimulation, can be more common among the unmarried.

Answer 12

Solitary behavior

Question 13

Characterized by 2 individuals sexually engaged with each other.

Answer 13

Sociosexual behavior

Question 14

2 individuals of the opposite sex engaged in a sexual behavior

Answer 14

Heterosexual behavior

Question 15

2 individuals of the same sex engaged in a sexual behavior

Answer 15

Bisexual behavior

Question 16

2 individuals with any or one of them whose gender identity is different from their assigned sex, engage in a sexual behavior

Answer 16

Transsexual behavior

Question 17

METHODS OF CONTRACEPTION - NATURAL METHODS
Using this method means not engaging in any sexual activity at all

Answer 17

Abstinence

Question 18

METHODS OF CONTRACEPTION - NATURAL METHODS
Known as rhythm method which means not engaging in any sexual activity during the days in a month that the female is fertile.

Answer 18

Calendar method

Question 19

METHODS OF CONTRACEPTION - NATURAL METHODS
The man withdrawing from the sexual activity before he releases. This is considered a high risk and may cause fertilization if not done right.

Answer 19

Withdrawal method

Question 20

METHODS OF CONTRACEPTION - ARTIFICIAL METHODS
Rod - like implants inserted under a female’s skin which creates hormones that make sure the female doesn’t produce eggs for reproduction.

Answer 20

Subdermal implants

Question 21

METHODS OF CONTRACEPTION - ARTIFICIAL METHODS
Also known as a pill, contains synthetic estrogen and progesterone that prevents ovulation.

Answer 21

Oral contraceptives

Question 22

METHODS OF CONTRACEPTION - ARTIFICIAL METHODS
A latex or synthetic rubber sheath placed on the male organ, also proven to prevent Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs)

Answer 22

Male condoms

Question 23

Causes damage in the immune system and interferes with the body’s ability to fight and protect disease-causing problems.

Answer 23

Human Imunnodefficiency Virus

Question 24

Are characterized by anogenital and oropharyngeal disease.

Answer 24

Human Papillomavirus

Question 25

Causes major complications if not detected and treated properly.

Answer 25

Syphilis