Sexology College 7: Leftovers and Consent

Question 1

consent

Answer 1

one’s voluntary, sober and conscious willingsness to engage in a particular sexual beahvior with a particular person within a particular context

Question 2

internal consent

Answer 2

body must be ‘ready’ (aroused)

Question 3

external consent

Answer 3

communication

Question 4

Romeo and Juliet rules

Answer 4

rules about age for consent

Question 5

reproductive coercion

Answer 5

male interference/impositions in decisions about pregnancy, birth control or abortion

Question 6

adjacent consent

Answer 6

person who agreed to something sexual, but not what happened after

Question 7

virtuous victim effect

Answer 7

innocence, in case there was no consent at all

Question 8

pedophilia

Answer 8

prepubescent: 4-13

Question 9

hebephilia

Answer 9

puberty: 13-16

Question 10

ephebophilia

Answer 10

young people: 16-20
= not a disorder, because it’s so common

Question 11

misogyny

Answer 11

hatred/prejudice against women and girls

Question 12

manosphere

Answer 12

online community against the empowerment of women and sexist beliefs

Question 13

cultivation theory

Answer 13

what people see in the media represents what is the norm, or what usually happens in a culture (porn)
- in mainstream (not even dark web!) porn, non-consent seems presented as a normative sexual script

Question 14

matriarchal vs. patriarchal

Answer 14

power, authority are structured around the roles of men and women

Question 15

coital imperative

Answer 15

penile-vaginal intercourse is most important of all sexual activities
- orgasm gap
- spectatoring

Question 16

parthenogenesis

Answer 16

natural form of asexual reproduction in which the embryo develops directly from an egg without need for fertilization

Question 17

token resistance

Answer 17

rejection of sexual advances with the intention to actually engage in the sexual activity