Human Sexuality
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What is a "sexual revolution" in 1960’s?
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What is Human Sexuality?
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The multitude of methods commonly used today to survey and study sexual behavior in humans are:
Clerical Method, Administrative Method, Interdependent Method, and Dependent Method
Special Method, Manageable Method, Timebound Method, and Attainable Method
Observational Method, Survey method, Correlational method, and Experimental method
Relational Method, Interrelation Method, Independent Method, and Interdependent Method
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What is an Observational Method as a tool to survey and study sexual behavior?
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What is a Survey Method as a tool to survey and study sexual behavior?
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What is a Correlational Method as a tool to survey and study sexual behavior?
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What is an Experimental Method as a tool to survey and study sexual behavior?
8)
According to Freud, what is sex drive or libido?
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According to Freud's Psychosexual Stages of Development, what is the definition of Oral Stage?
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According to Freud’s Psychosexual Stages of Development, in what stage does a child learns to master toilet training?
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According to Freud’s Psychosexual Stages of Development, what is the period of three to six years that focuses on a child's excessive and never-ending curiosity, both of his or her body and surrounding environment?
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What is the fourth stage of sexual development according to Freud’s Psychosexual Stages of Development?
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What is the last stage of sexual development of Freud’s Psychosexual Stages of Development?
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How many major psychological challengers or stages of development that may be compared to Freud’s corresponding development that was developed by Erikson?
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During third to sixth year of life based on Erik Erikson's Stages of Psychosocial Development, what did he believed that will happen during the third to sixth year of life?
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What is Observational Learning?
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Erikson believed Old age is considered an adult stage of development. What does this stage of development create for the old age?
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What is Sexual Identity?
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What are the three Phases of Sexual Development?
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How many categories did a Canadian sociologist named John Alan Lee broached that were called the styles of love?
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What is an Eros Love?
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What is a Ludus Love?
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What is a Storge Love?
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What is a Pragma Love?
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What is an Agape Love?
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Psychologist Robert Sternberg developed what theory?
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What is a Sexual Orientation?
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What is Heterosexual?
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What is the definition of Bisexual?
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What is a Homosexual?
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The model of Kinsey scale rates online and offers a seven-point scale of behavior ranging from zero to seven. What does 0 in Kinsey Scale means?
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The model of Kinsey scale rates online and offers a seven-point scale of behavior ranging from zero to seven. What does 2 in Kinsey Scale means?
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The model of Kinsey scale rates online and offers a seven-point scale of behavior ranging from zero to seven. What does 6 in Kinsey Scale means?
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Vivian Cass developed a model of identity formation of gays and lesbians in the late 1970s that introduced a six-stage model of development. What is the first stage?
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Vivian Cass developed a model of identity formation of gays and lesbians in the late 1970s that introduced a six-stage model of development. What is the third stage?
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Vivian Cass developed a model of identity formation of gays and lesbians in the late 1970s that introduced a six-stage model of development. What is the sixth stage?
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What is Psychoanalytic Theory of sexual orientation?
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What is a Biological Theory of sexual orientation?
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What is the difference between gender and sexual orientation?
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What is a Complete Androgen Insensitivity Syndrome?
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What do you call those individuals who make the decision to transition from a biological sex gender to gender identities through hormone therapies, surgeries, or dress?
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What is an Intimacy?
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What is a Compassionate Love?
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What is a Fatuous Love?
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What is a Pragma Type of Love?
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What is a Manic Love?
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Researchers Hatfield and Rapson described any person interested in a love relationship as being categorized into one of four groups. What are these categories?
Clingy, Skittish, Fickle, and Secure
Insecure, Manic, Eros, and Ludus
Insecure, Sexual, Eros, and Ludus
Clingy, Insecure, Eros, and Ludus
48)
What is the definition of Sexual self-disclosure?
Sexual self-disclosure defined as attacks with words. In many cases, verbal abuse has been shown to initiate extreme psychological and emotional damage to those on the receiving end.
Sexual self-disclosure defined as a repetitive pattern of stages that define most abusive and violent relationships, cycling through the honeymoon stage, the tension-building phase, and the explosion of violence, followed by a return to the honeymoon stag
Sexual self-disclosure is defined, very broadly, as any sexual interaction between a child or adolescent and adult or a more knowledgeable child that can but does not always involve physical contact.
Sexual self-disclosure is defined as the extent to which the partners in a love relationship are comfortable with and willing to reveal their sexual desires, backgrounds, fears, fantasies, and preferences.
49)
What is the definition of Verbal Abuse?
Verbal Abuse is defined as a repetitive pattern of stages that define most abusive and violent relationships, cycling through the honeymoon stage, the tension-building phase, and the explosion of violence, followed by a return to the honeymoon stage, and
Verbal Abuse is defined, very broadly, as any sexual interaction between a child or adolescent and adult or a more knowledgeable child that can but does not always involve physical contact.
Verbal Abuse is defined as attacks with words. In many cases, verbal abuse has been shown to initiate extreme psychological and emotional damage to those on the receiving end.
Verbal Abuse isdefined as the extent to which the partners in a love relationship are comfortable with and willing to reveal their sexual desires, backgrounds, fears, fantasies, and preferences.
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What is a Physical Abuse?
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What is a Cycle Violence?
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What is a Sexual Assault?
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What is Childhood Sexual Abuse?
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What is an Atypical Sexual Behavior?
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Sexual Deviations are also known as what?