Sex and Technology Flashcards

1
Q

What is a TMSA?

A

Technology-mediated sexual activity

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2
Q

Not focused on sexually stimulating materials/
immediate sexual gratification

A

non-arousal TMSA

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3
Q

what are three things non-arousal TMSAs can include?

A

Seeking sexual information
Seeking sexual products
Seeking (potential) sexual interactions

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4
Q

What are pros and cons of seeking sexual info online?

A

Pros: Affordable, Accessible, Anonymous/private, Fast
Cons: Unwanted information, False/misleading information

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5
Q

what are three reasons online dating has increased in recent years?

A

Less stigma around online dating (for heterosexual people) now
Convenience of app-based dating
Instant gratification

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The application of typical elements of game playing (e.g. point scoring, competition with others, rules of play) to activities

A

Gamification

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7
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When one person suddenly ignores or stops communicating with another person, without telling them why

A

Ghosting

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8
Q

What is the paradox of choice with respect to online dating?

A

The rise of online dating coincides with an increase of single people in society, and a decrease in sexual activity among younger
people

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9
Q

A cognitive bias that makes it more difficult for people to make a decision when faced with many options

A

Choice overload

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10
Q

A phenomenon related to online dating wherein
people are more likely to reject prospective partners when they have more options available

A

rejection mindset

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11
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Involve one-way access to sexually explicit/stimulating stimuli

A

Solitary-arousal TMSAs

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12
Q

What are two examples of solitary-arousal TMSAs?

A

Erotic literature
(Online) pornography

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13
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The explicit representation of sexual activity

A

Pornography

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14
Q

The act of making someone an object of sexual desire based on some aspect of their identity (e.g., race/ethnicity)

A

Fetishization

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15
Q

Gender differences in the amount of orgasms
[cis] women and men usually experience during sexual activity (men > women)

A

Orgasm/pleasure gap

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16
Q

Interactive and require the participation of at least two people for the activity to occur

A

Partnered-arousal TMSAs

17
Q

Any interpersonal interaction with a specified other person(s) that occurs through
communication technology and includes the exchange of self-created, sexually explicit content

A

Technology-mediated sexual interaction (TMSI)

18
Q

Artificial robotic agents; don’t just mediate sexual
experiences, but are also interactive agents in sexual experiences

A

Erobotics

19
Q

Describe the association between partnered-arousal TMSA approaches and outcomes

A

approach sexual motives lead to positive outcomes
avoidance sexual motives lead to negative outcomes

20
Q

What are the four categories identified by courtice (2023) with respect to partnered-arousal TMSAs?

A

Self-focused
Partner-focused
Relationship-focused
Technology-focused