Unit 11: Relationships & Healthy Sexuality Flashcards

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Explain the 3 skills in positive communication

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self-disclosure: revealing personal info that normally wouldn’t be revealed due to risk

listening: spending mroe time understanding rather than judging + trying to control

feedback: constructive response to another’s self-disclosure

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State examples of non-verbal communication

What % of communication is made up by it?

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touch, eye contact, facial expression, proximity, posture

makes up 67% of communication

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Describe the guide of conflict resolution

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  1. clarify the issue
  2. find out what each person wants
  3. determine how you both can get what you want
  4. decide how to negotiate
  5. solidy agreements
  6. review + renegotiate
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Romantic Relatioonships

What factors may influence a couple engage in a common-law/cohabitating relationship?

What are some pros and cons?

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  • greater acceptance of sex outside of marriage
  • career development
  • desire to delay marriage + children
  • financial concerns
  • experienced divorce, wary of commitment

Pros
- greater sense of autonomy
- not bound by social rules + expectations of marriage
- easier to experiment w/ living arrangements that match with identity, interests + abilities

disadvantages
- absence of legal protections of marriage
- social + family pressure to marry or otherwise change living arrangements
- statistic of loss of marital satisfication + increased divorce

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Romantic Relationships

What are the functions of marriage?

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  • affection, personal affirmation, companionship, sexual fulfillment, + emotional growth
  • provides setting in which to raise children
  • important in providing for the future (life long companions + insurance)
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Romantic Relationships

Describe positive effects of marriage on health

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  • live longer + score higher on mental health
  • lower prevalences of headaches, back pain, inactivity + psychological distress
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Romantic Relationships

What characteristics appear to be best predictors of a happy marriage?

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  • realistic expectations about relationship
  • feel good about eachothers’ personality
  • communicate well
  • have effective ways of resolving conflicts
  • agree on religious + ethical values
  • have egalitarian role relationship
  • have good balance of individual VS joint interests + leisure activities
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Human Sexuality Response

What are the 4 stages of human sexual response?

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  • excitement phase
  • plateau
  • orgasmic phase
  • (refractory for males)
  • resolution phase
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Human Sexuality Response

Describe the response for males

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  • aroused more easily than females
  • males experience orgasm then a refractory period (no sexual activity), during which another orgasm cannot be achieved
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Human Sexuality Response

Describe the response for females

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  • takes longer to be aroused
  • experience prolonged orgasm compared with males
  • resolution stage may be longer
  • able achieve multiple orgasms in short succession
  • may or may not have an orgasm with vaginal stimulation alone, may require stimulation of clitoris to achieve orgasm
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Human Sexuality

Describe Male and Female Performance Concerns

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Male
erectile dysfunction
- physiological: high bP, high cholesterol, diabetes, alcohol, smoking, obesity, nerve damage
-psychological: performance anxiety, stress, mental disorders

premature ejaculation

Female
- persistent and recurring issues with arousal desire, sexual response, pain, and/or achieving
- can occur at any stage of life
- can be physiological, psychological, hormal, psychosocial

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Unit 11 Quiz Questions

True or False: Much of the communication between two people is nonverbal

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True

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Unit 11 Quiz Questions

True or False: The reproductive and urinary tracts share an exit from the body in females

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False

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Unit 11 Quiz Questions

True or False: Jealousy is an indicator of love

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False

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Unit 11 Quiz Questions

True or False: lovers are usually more accpeting and less critical than friendships

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False

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Unit 11 Quiz Questions

True or False: having the conviction that you are always right is harmless competitiveness

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Unit 11 Quiz Questions

In females, the prepuce is also called the __

  • uterus
  • clitoral hood
  • glans
  • labia minora
  • labia majora
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clitoral hood

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Unit 11 Quiz Questions

The most long-lasting element of love __

  • preoccupation with the lover
  • euphoria
  • passion
  • commitment
  • idealization with the lover
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commitment

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Unit 11 Quiz Questions

___ is a constructive response to another’s self-disclosure

  • feedback
  • issue clarificatin
  • criticism
  • verbalization
  • nonverbal cue
20
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Unit 11 Quiz Questions

Our first relationships outside our family are ___

  • dependent relationships
  • intimate relationships
  • independ relationships
  • love relationship
  • friendships
A

friendships

21
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Unit 11 Quiz Questions

Our gender role is first defined for us by our ___

  • culture
  • sexual orientation
  • heredity
  • family
  • teachers
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sexual orientation