Test 2: Sexuality in Adulthood Flashcards

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Developmental Concerns

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Several tasks challenge young adults as they develop their sexuality, evolving a sexual philosophy

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Tasks that challenge young adults as they develop their sexuality

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Establishing sexual orientation, integrating love and sex, forging intimacy and make commitments, fertility/childbearing decisions, practicing safer sex to protect against STI’s

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Establishing Sexual Orientation

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Most people develop heterosexual identity by adolescence/young adulthood, task is simplified because heterosexual is approved, lesbian/gay/bisexual/or unsure their development features more doubt and anxiety, violating deep social taboos can take them longer to confirm and accept orientation

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Models of Sexual Orientation

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Heterosexual < Bisexual > homosexual

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Kinsey Scale

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Ranges 0-6

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0 on Kinsey Scale

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Exclusively heterosexual with no homosexual

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1 on Kinsey Scale

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Predominantly heterosexual, only incidental homosexual

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2 on Kinsey Scale

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Predominantly heterosexual, but more than incidentally homosexual

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3 on Kinsey Scale

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Equally heterosexual and homosexual

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4 on Kinsey Scale

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Predominantly homosexual, but more than incidentally heterosexual

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5 on Kinsey Scale

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Predominantly homosexual, only incidental heterosexual

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6 on Kinsey Scale

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Exclusively homosexual

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Storms Model

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4 orientations (homosexual, bisexual, asexual, heterosexual) on a fluid scale, generated by a two dimensional model

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Charles Moser (2015)

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Understanding diverse partner sexuality by: combination and degree by which individuals experience the following components define sexual orientation

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Sexual Identity

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How individuals identify themselves sexually

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Self Interest/Attraction

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refers to a focus on the needs or desires (interests) of one’s self

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Sexual Behavior

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the manner in which humans experience and express their sexuality. People engage in a variety of sexual acts, ranging from activities done alone to acts with another person in varying patterns of frequency, for a wide variety of reasons

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Sexual Orientation

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a person’s sexual identity in relation to the gender to which they are attracted; the fact of being heterosexual, homosexual, or bisexual

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Gay/Lesbian/Bisexual Identity Process

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Identifying oneself takes time and can involve different paths, process of self discovery and exploration, identity integration

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Identity Integration

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Incorporates the identity into their sense of self, engaging in LGB activities

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Cohabitation

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Living together without marriage is increasing in rates, more accepting attitude towards non-marital, practical or convenient issue

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New Social Context of Single hood

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Increase in unmarried young adults and adults marrying later, greater sexual experience, acceptance of cohabitation, unintended pregnancy, nearly 1/2 of LGBTQ population in America identifies as single, increase number of abortion and birth to single women, greater number of divorce, increase number of single parent families

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Sexuality in Middle Adulthood

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Intimacy issues or childbearing issues/decision may have been deferred or only partially completed in young adulthood, redefining sex in marital or long term relationship, re-evaluating ones sexuality, accepting biological aging process

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Divorce

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Rates have actually dropped (1990, 7.2 per 1000; 2014 3.2 per 1000) but have doubled among 50 and older in the past two decades

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Consequences of Divorce

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Changes in income, increase incidence of physical and emotional problems lead to depression, children

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Single Parenting

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More births to unmarried women, delay of marriage, increase divorce rates among couples with children

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Sexuality in Late Adulthood

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The psychosexual tasks older American under take are related to the aging process, biological changes, loss of partners, psychological influence, stereotypes of aging, sexuality and aging