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0:Exclusively heterosexual
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3: Equally heterosexual and homosexual experience
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6: Exclusively homosexual |
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| Female whose sexual orientation is toward other women |
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| Refers to homosexuals, especially male |
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| Anatomical sex and gender are discordant |
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Chicago Study Stats
1. Exclusively Heterosexual
2. Exclusively Homosexual
3. At least one same gender experience in adulthood |
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1. 92% male, 95% female
2. 2% male, 1% female
3. 7-8% male, 4-5% female |
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| What percent of LGBT individuals have been victims of a crime due to orientation? |
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| When surveyed what percent Americans stated homosexuality is always wrong? |
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In 1973 __% stated homosexual men should not be allowed to teach in college.
In 2008 __% responded the same way |
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| A strong irrational fear of homosexuals |
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| Negative attitudes and behaviors towards queers |
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| Belief that everyone is heterosexual (or should be) |
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| Biological theories on Homosexuality are: |
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Genetic factors
Prenatal Factors: hypothalamus development
Brain Factors: hypothalamus
Hormonal Imbalance |
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| Psychological theories on Homosexuality are: |
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Psychoanalytic: Freudian negative Oedipus complex (unresolved)
Learning Theory: based upon reinforcement |
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Six Stages of Identity Development
(Coming Out) |
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1. Confusion
2. Comparison
3. Tolerance
4. Acceptance
5. Pride
6. Synthesis |
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Fact: Most (__%) sexual assaults are made by older ____ ___ against younger heterosexual children.
Myth: The perpetrators are mostly ___.
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Fact: Most people who view kiddy porn are __,__ __.
Myth: significant chunk of ___ community.
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Fact: the vast majority of relationships between gay men are __ rather than __.
Myth: all ___ are promiscuous
4. Fact: acording to ___&___, the majority of sexual encounters between __ __ and __ tend to take longer, set a slower pace, and are less orgasm oriented than sexual encounters between __.
Myth: __ are hyper sexual.
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Fact: Many __ have enjoyed marriages and have had excellent social and sexual relationships between __ before having __ relationships.
Myth: __ are __ haters
6. Only __% of lesbian women dress or behave in a recongizable "__" fashion
Myth: you can spot a __ by her __ clothes and hair.
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Fact: only __% of __ __ dress or behave in a manner that could be regarded as "__"
Myth: all __ are __
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Fact: the majority of __ __ and __ are happy with their gender.
Myth all __ want to flip gender. |
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Fact: Most (97%) sexual assaults on children are made by older heterosexual males against younger heterosexual children
Myth: the perpetrators are mostly homosexual
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Fact: Most people who view kiddie-porn are married, heterosexually identified males
Myth: significant chunk of gay community
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Fact: The vast majority of relationships between gay men are social rather than sexual
Myth: all gay males are promiscuous
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Fact: According to Masters and Johnson, the majority of sexual encounters between gay males and females tend to take longer, set a slower pace, and are less orgasm oriented than sexual encounters between heterosexuals
Myth: gays are hypersexual
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Fact: Many lesbians have enjoyed marriages and have had excellent social and sexual relationships with men before having lesbian relationships
Myth: lesbians are man haters
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Fact: Only 5% of lesbian women dress or behave in a recognizable "masculine" fashion
Myth: you can spot a lesbian by her butch clothes and hair
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Fact: Only 15% of gay men dress or behave in a manner that could be regarded as "feminine"
Myth: all gays are flamers
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Fact: The majority of gay males and females are happy with their gender
Myth: all gays wanna flip genders |
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Internet surveys involving thousands of subjects from 19 countries.
Wrote "The Art of Kissing" |
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| the anatomical juxtaposition of two orbicularis oris muscles in a state of contraction |
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| Kissing Turn Ons and Offs |
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| Breath, state of mouth, smell, amount of saliva, tongue action/involvement, pressure of lips, facial hair, perfume |
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From the English
Slur against France for being over sexual |
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| Money, Material Gifts, Other things (like drugs) |
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Illegal in most states
Only legal in Nevada in countries under 300k in population (not legal in Vegas) |
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Street walkers
Bar girl
Flea bags
Baby pros |
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"Support Staff"
Supported through earnings of prostitute
May provide companionship and sex
Provide protection |
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Sometimes on call
Regular customers
Pay taxes
Can easily make over $1000 per week |
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Outlet for prostitutes
Dress provocatively
Begins with a standard massage, describes "other services" |
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Highest of Prostitutes
Often work out of own residence
Often middle class background
Maybe college graduates
Dresses expensively and live in upscale neighborhoods
May provide social services as well (accompany clients to business gatherings, etc.)
Make the most money |
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"Johns or Tricks"
50% are occasional
Nearly 50% repeat clients |
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Sandy's Story
Class ranking |
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Least Acceptable
80% Don
13% Sally
Most Acceptable
50% Parents
33% Barbara |
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Prerecorded Messages
Live Chats |
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Biggest form of Commercial Sex
Chat Rooms
News Groups
Commercial Bulletin Boards
Adult Websites |
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Class Poll on Porn
1. Have you ever looked at internet porn?
2. Do you believe that internet porn should be freely permitted on the internet
3. Do you think that porn has played a roll in influencing people's ideas about sex. |
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1. 73% Yes, 27% No
2. 50% Yes, 50% No
3. 98% Yes, 2% No |
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| Sexual Disorder definition |
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| Problems with the sexual response which may cause mental distress. |
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| Classifications of Sexual Disorders |
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| Lifelong Sexual Disorders |
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| Present since individual became sexual |
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| Acquired Sexual Disorders |
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| Appeared after a period of normal functioning |
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| Exclusive Male Sexual Disorders |
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Erectile Dysfunction
Male Orgasmic Disorder |
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Erectile Dysfunction
(Definition, Causes) |
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Inability to achieve and/or maintain an erection
Anxiety, Alcohol, Drugs, Nervousness |
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| Erectile Dysfunction Treatments |
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Psychological: anxiety oriented
Biomedical: suction devices, surgical implanted prosthesis |
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Inhibited Orgasmic Disorder (retarded ejaculate)
Premature Ejaculation |
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| Female Exclusive Disorders |
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Female Orgasmic Disorder
Vaginismus
Female Sexual Arousal Disorder |
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Lifelong, Acquired, or Situational
Causes: anatomical, psychological, physical, fatigue, lack of stimulation, etc. |
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Female Orgasm Statistics:
Every Time: __%
First for women: __% masturbation, __% intercourse |
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| Involuntary contraction of the muscles surrounding the vagina, causing pain. Mostly psychological. |
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Female Sexual Arousal Disorder:
Cause:
Psychophysiological:
Psychological: |
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Lack of response to sexual stimulation
: when there is no actual measured response
:when response is present but not experienced |
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Dyspareunia
Sexual Desire Disorder
Sexual Aversion Disorder |
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pain experienced during intercourse
Female: often lack of lubrication, problems with entrance, vagina, or pelvis
Males: poor hygiene and prostate problems |
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Hypo: low desire for sex
Hyper: high desire for sex |
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| Strong aversion to sexual interaction involving anxiety, fear, and/or disgust |
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Erectile Impairment Poll
Male: have you experienced it?
Female: has your partner ever experienced it? |
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Male: 57% Yes, 41% No
Female: 73% Yes, 27% No |
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Human Immune-deficiency Virus
Retro Virus that produces only in living cells.
Invades and destroys white T4 blood cells. |
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Exchange of semen, vaginal fluid, or blood.
Contaminated blood and needles.
Childbirth/Breastfeeding |
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| Females contract HIV easier than males... |
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More mucus membranes
Larger amount of fluids from males to females
Higher total number of viruses in male sexual fluids
Larger number of small lesions |
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| You can't transmit HIV through... |
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Sharing toothbrushes
Sharing meals
Swimming/ Hot tubs
Insects
Pets |
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Easiest and least invasive treatment for HIV
Saliva culture
Tests the antibodies that are created when infected with HIV |
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| OraQuick Rapid HIV antibody test |
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99.6% accuracy
20 minute test |
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Highly Active Anti-Retroviral Therapy
Keeps viral load down
Attack the virus itself, strengthen the immune system, prevent and control opportunistic infections |
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| prevents HIV from entering immune system |
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True or False: HIV
1.Most experts agree that the HIV virus began as a transmission from chimpanzees and other non human primates infected with a form of HIV to humans
2.HIV becomes AIDS when enough of the red blood cells in the body are compromised, causing the person to develop a host of opportunistic infections
3.People become infected with the virus due to an exchange of the following fluids: Blood, Semen, Vaginal Fluid and Saliva
4.Overall, females are at a greater risk of contracting HIV through sexual intercourse than males
5.Transmission of HIV through anal sex is much higher than vaginal/penile sex
6.HIV can be transmitted through oral sex
7.There is no known cure for AIDS
8.There is no known vaccine to prevent AIDS
9.The most common testing of HIV involves the analysis of blood |
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1. True 76-24
2. False: white blood cells 55-45
3. False: saliva 40-60
4. True 36-64
5. True 57-43
6. True (but rare) 80-20
7. 80-208
8. 89-11
9. False: saliva culture 98-2 |
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