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Question 1

Stage of development at which individuals becomes sexually mature.

Answer 1

Puberty

Question 2

Describe areas of the body that are highly sensitive to stimuli

Answer 2

Erogenous zone

Question 3

Serves as the primary erotic stimulus

Answer 3

Skin

Question 4

Two types of skin

Answer 4

Nonspecific type and specific type

Question 5

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

Answer 5

Nonspecific type

Question 6

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

Answer 6

Specific type

Question 7

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

Answer 7

Prepuce

Question 8

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

Answer 8

Penis

Question 9

It is known as female external genitalia

Answer 9

Vulva

Question 10

One part of vulva

Answer 10

Mons pubis

Question 11

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

Answer 11

Clitoris

Question 12

Fleshy lips around the vagina

Answer 12

Labia minora and labia majora

Question 13

It is the outer folds of the vulva

Answer 13

Labia Majora

Question 14

It is the inner labia or inner lips

Answer 14

Labia minora

Question 15

Opening to leads to the vaginal canal

Answer 15

Vaginal introitus

Question 16

Is a membrane that surrounds partially covers the external vaginal opening

Answer 16

Hymen

Question 17

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

Answer 17

Perianal skin

Question 18

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

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Lips

Question 19

Raised region of tissue on the surface of the breast

Answer 19

Nipples

Question 20

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

Answer 20

Sexual response cycle

Question 21

Research to understand human sexual response, dysfunction and disorders

Answer 21

William Masters and Virginia Johnson

Question 22

Four phases of the human sexual response

Answer 22

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

Question 23

Controls the nerves

Answer 23

Brain

Question 24

Part of the brain that is responsible for thinking and reasoning

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Cerebral cortex

Question 25

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

Answer 25

Limbic system

Question 26

Most important part of the brain for sexual functioning

Answer 26

Hypothalamus

Question 27

It is a hormone known as LOVE HORMONES

Answer 27

Oxytocin

Question 28

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

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Follicle

Question 29

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

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Luteinizing hormone

Question 30

Testes produces

Answer 30

Testosterone

Question 31

It is hormone involved in the make arousals phase

Answer 31

Vasopressin

Question 32

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

Answer 32

Estrogen and progesterone

Question 33

Who studied for chemistry of LUST, LOVE and ATTRACTION

Answer 33

Anthropologist Helen Fisher

Question 34

It is marked by physical attraction

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Lust( erotic passion )

Question 35

It began to crave for your partner's presence

Answer 35

Attraction ( romantic passion )

Question 36

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

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Norepinephrine

Question 37

It is associated with motivated and goal-oriented behavior

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Dopamine

Question 38

It is thought to cause obsessive thinking

Answer 38

Serotonin

Question 39

Serotonin is present in

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OCD or Obsessive compulsive behavior

Question 40

It is known as commitment

Answer 40

Attachment

Question 41

It is the subjective feeling of wanting to engage in sex

Answer 41

Sexual desire

Question 42

Typically viewed as an interest in sexual objects or activities

Answer 42

Sexual desire

Question 43

Factors that influences the notable gender differences on sexual desire

Answer 43

Culture Social environment Political situations

Question 44

What are the important in sexual motivation

Answer 44

Amygdala Nucleusaccumbens

Question 45

Is the integrative center for emotions, emotional behavior

Answer 45

Amygdala

Question 46

Plays a role in motivation and cognitive processing of aversion

Answer 46

Nucleusaccumbens

Question 47

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

Answer 47

Sexual Orientation

Question 48

It is one's sense of being male or female

Answer 48

Gender Identity

Question 49

It is female to female

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Lesbian

Question 50

It is male to male

Answer 50

Gay

Question 51

Is the person who loves both make or female

Answer 51

Bisexual

Question 52

Do not identify with the gender assigned to them at birth

Answer 52

Transgender

Question 53

It is questioning their identities

Answer 53

Queer

Question 54

Many identities are not explicitly represented by letters

Answer 54

+

Question 55

Hard for doctors to assign their genders

Answer 55

Intersex

Question 56

Not interested in/does not desire sexual activity

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Asexual

Question 57

What are sexual Orientation and gender identity issues

Answer 57

Sociocultural factors Family influences Urban setting

Question 58

It is a label either male or female

Answer 58

Sex

Question 59

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

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Gender

Question 60

One's innermost concept of self as male or female

Answer 60

Gender Identity

Question 61

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

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Extroversion

Question 62

Reflects much individuals adjust their behaviors to suit others

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Agreeableness

Question 63

Personality trait of being honest and hardworking

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Conscientiousness

Question 64

Personality traits of being emotional

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Neuroticism

Question 65

Personality traits of seeking new experience and intellectual pursuits

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Openness to experience

Question 66

It is stage that develops skills in communicating through symbols

Answer 66

Play stage

Question 67

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

Answer 67

Preparation stage

Question 68

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

Answer 68

Self