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1
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Stage of development at which individuals becomes sexually mature.

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Puberty

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2
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Describe areas of the body that are highly sensitive to stimuli

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Erogenous zone

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3
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Serves as the primary erotic stimulus

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Skin

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4
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Two types of skin

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Nonspecific type and specific type

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5
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It is a type of skin that is similar to any other portion of the usual haired

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Nonspecific type

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6
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It is a type of skin that it is found in the mucocutaneous membrane and cutaneous skin

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Specific type

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7
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It is a retractable fold of skin covering the tips for the penis

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Prepuce

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8
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It is male erectile organ of copulation by which urine and semen are discharged from the body

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Penis

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9
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It is known as female external genitalia

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Vulva

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10
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One part of vulva

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Mons pubis

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11
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It is female sexual organ that is small, sensitive and located in front of the opening of the vagina

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Clitoris

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12
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Fleshy lips around the vagina

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Labia minora and labia majora

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13
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It is the outer folds of the vulva

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Labia Majora

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14
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It is the inner labia or inner lips

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Labia minora

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15
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Opening to leads to the vaginal canal

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Vaginal introitus

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16
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Is a membrane that surrounds partially covers the external vaginal opening

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Hymen

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17
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Refers to the area of the body surrounding the anus, and in particular, the skin

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Perianal skin

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18
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Are soft, movable, and serve as the opening for food intake and in the articulation of sound and speech

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Lips

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19
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Raised region of tissue on the surface of the breast

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Nipples

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20
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Sequence of physical and emotional occurrences when the person is participating in a sexually stimulating activities such as intercourse or masterbation

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Sexual response cycle

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21
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Research to understand human sexual response, dysfunction and disorders

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William Masters and Virginia Johnson

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22
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Four phases of the human sexual response

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Phase 1- Excitement
Phase 2- Plateau
Phase 3- Climax
Phase 4- Resolution

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23
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Controls the nerves

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Brain

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24
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Part of the brain that is responsible for thinking and reasoning

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Cerebral cortex

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25
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Is it part of the brain that is responsible for emotions and feelings

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Limbic system

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26
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Most important part of the brain for sexual functioning

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Hypothalamus

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27
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It is a hormone known as LOVE HORMONES

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Oxytocin

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28
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It is a hormones that is stimulating hormone; responsible for ovulation in females

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Follicle

29
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It is hormones that crucial in regulating testes in men and ovaries in women

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Luteinizing hormone

30
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Testes produces

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Testosterone

31
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It is hormone involved in the make arousals phase

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Vasopressin

32
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It is a hormone that regulates motivation to engage in sexual behavior for females

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Estrogen and progesterone

33
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Who studied for chemistry of LUST, LOVE and ATTRACTION

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Anthropologist Helen Fisher

34
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It is marked by physical attraction

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Lust( erotic passion )

35
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It began to crave for your partner’s presence

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Attraction ( romantic passion )

36
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Responsible for the extra surge of energy and triggers increased heart rate

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Norepinephrine

37
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It is associated with motivated and goal-oriented behavior

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Dopamine

38
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It is thought to cause obsessive thinking

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Serotonin

39
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Serotonin is present in

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OCD or Obsessive compulsive behavior

40
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It is known as commitment

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Attachment

41
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It is the subjective feeling of wanting to engage in sex

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Sexual desire

42
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Typically viewed as an interest in sexual objects or activities

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Sexual desire

43
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Factors that influences the notable gender differences on sexual desire

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Culture
Social environment
Political situations

44
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What are the important in sexual motivation

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Amygdala
Nucleusaccumbens

45
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Is the integrative center for emotions, emotional behavior

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Amygdala

46
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Plays a role in motivation and cognitive processing of aversion

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Nucleusaccumbens

47
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It is a person’s emotional and erotic attraction; as an individual’s general sexual disposition towards partners of the same sex and opposite sex

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Sexual Orientation

48
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It is one’s sense of being male or female

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Gender Identity

49
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It is female to female

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Lesbian

50
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It is male to male

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Gay

51
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Is the person who loves both make or female

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Bisexual

52
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Do not identify with the gender assigned to them at birth

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Transgender

53
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It is questioning their identities

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Queer

54
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Many identities are not explicitly represented by letters

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+

55
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Hard for doctors to assign their genders

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Intersex

56
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Not interested in/does not desire sexual activity

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Asexual

57
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What are sexual Orientation and gender identity issues

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Sociocultural factors
Family influences
Urban setting

58
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It is a label either male or female

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Sex

59
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Is a defined food and agriculture organization that is a relations between men and women

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Gender

60
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One’s innermost concept of self as male or female

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Gender Identity

61
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Personality traits of seeking fulfillment from sources outside the self or in community.

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Extroversion

62
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Reflects much individuals adjust their behaviors to suit others

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Agreeableness

63
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Personality trait of being honest and hardworking

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Conscientiousness

64
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Personality traits of being emotional

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Neuroticism

65
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Personality traits of seeking new experience and intellectual pursuits

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Openness to experience

66
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It is stage that develops skills in communicating through symbols

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Play stage

67
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Is it a stage where children merely imitate the people around them, especially those they often interact.

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Preparation stage

68
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It is unified being and essentially connected to consciousness, awareness and agency or with the faculty of rational choice

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Self

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