Sexual Self Flashcards

1
Q

Refers to the categories of
being Male and Female –
needed for the act of mating
to result in biological
reproduction

A

Sex

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2
Q

Sex is?

A

Biologically determined and Constant

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3
Q

is about your sexual feelings, thoughts,
attractions and behaviours towards
other people

A

Sexuality

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4
Q

the feelings you have about your
body and your confidence level in
how you relate intimately to
someone else. It’s what you bring
of yourself, both emotionally and
physically, to sex and
relationships

A

Sexual Self-esteem

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6
Q

subsumes the processes of intrasexual competition and intersexual selection

A

Sexual Selection

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7
Q

The sex that invests more than the
other in offspring would be more
choosy about mates. In species with
internal female fertilization, the
greater parental investment by
females makes them a valuable
reproductive resource.

A

Paternal Investment

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8
Q

suggesting that one male would indulge in reproductive activities with more than one female. One reason for this could be that they had a shorter period of growing and reached adulthood faster than modern humans.

A

Polygynous Relationship

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9
Q

Neanderthals indulged in ________ within their clan. The males would impregnate the female and then to ensure lineage, the female was protected by the male.

A

Monogamous mating

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10
Q

having or involving many sexual partners,
regardless of class

A

Promiscuous relationship

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11
Q

men can have social and sexual relationships with more than one female.

A

Polygamy

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12
Q

refers to the characteristics of
women, men, girls and boys that
are socially constructed. This
includes norms, behaviours and
roles associated with being a
woman, man, girl or boy, as well
as relationships with each other.

A

Gender

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13
Q

Things as simple as areas on our bodies where we are supposed to feel sexual pleasure would end up with incorrect and even at times dangerous beliefs

A

Erogenous Zones

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14
Q

What are the Erogenous Zones

A

Neck
Fingertips
Knees
Toes
Back of the Ears
Genitalia

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15
Q

Is something that occurs when you are unable to resolve an issue during any of your psychosexual stages.

A

Fixation

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16
Q

is the key ingredient by which every creature share. Mainly, we have sex because of this goal in mind… in a psychoevolutionary view, that is.

A

Survival

17
Q

Factors in Sex

A

Biological Features
Social
Psychological

18
Q

sexual activity is a cycle which consists mainly of four phases:

A

(1)excitement (desire/arousal)
(2)plateau
(3) orgasm
(4)resolution

19
Q

Excitement as the first phase in the cycle is divided into two.

A

Desire and Arousal

20
Q

This is usually the brief period before
orgasm

A

plateau

21
Q

In men, there is the feeling of inevitability of ejaculation, followed by ejaculation itself. In females, there is the feeling of intense sexual pleasure and contractions on the lower third of the vagina

A

Orgasm

22
Q

Characterized by the decreased arousal and sexual urge after ejaculation which is most commonly seen in males

A

Resolution

23
Q

Love is divided into three different
stages:

A

Lust, Attraction, Attachment

24
Q

is the first of the
three stages. Usually this stage is highly influenced by two main hormones,
testosterone and estrogen.

A

Lust

25
Q

During this stage our brain
releases increased amounts of adrenaline, dopamine, and serotonin. These
substances are called neurotransmitters

A

Attraction

26
Q

During this stage, there is a strong feeling of affection or loyalty towards someone or something

A

Attachment

27
Q

What does SOGIE stand for?

A

Sexual Orientation, Gender Identity, and
Gender Expression

28
Q

defines individuals based on who they find sexually attractive

A

Sexual Orientation

29
Q

is how a
person identifies based on one’s internal sense of self

A

Gender Identity

30
Q

This is how you would express
attributes that relate to gender. Is usually presented through clothes, cosmetics, behavior, and other ways in which we are able to show people aspects of our sexuality

A

Gender Expression

31
Q

You can either be masculine, feminine,
or the mixture of both

A

androgynous

32
Q

Methods of Contraception

A

Condom
Pills
Intrauterine Device(IUD)
Injectibles
Implants
Sterilization: Ligation and Vasectomy

33
Q

Sexually Transmitted Infections

A

Neisseria Gonorrheae
Treponema Pallidum
Herpes Simplex Virus (HSV)
Chlamydia Trachomatis
Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV)