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| each period after menarche |
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| Differences between Adolescence in Boys and Girls |
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Puberty
Menstruation
Make-up
Hair Products |
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| Major concern for adolescence or even elementary-aged children, closely related to eating disorders |
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Anorexia Nervosa
Bulimia Nervosa
Binge Eating Disorder
Eating Disorder NOS |
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| Types of Eating Disorders |
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15% under avg. body weight for size
95% are females
avg. age: 17 years old or menopausal
Restricting vs. Binge Eating/Purging |
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| Restricting Type of Anorexia Nervosa |
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| not eating enough food, often accompanied by excessive exercise |
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| Binge Eating/Purging Type of Anorexia Nervosa |
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binge or purge or both
still very underweight with AN |
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includes binge eating every time
Purge type vs. Non-purge type |
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| Purge type of Binge Eating |
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many different types:
vomiting, diareutics, laxatives |
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| Non-purge type of Bulimia Nervosa |
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| using other compensatory behaviors such as excessive exercise |
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| DSM-IV-TR criteria for AN |
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refusal to maintain body weight (15% less)
fear of gaining weight
distorted body image
Amenorrhea (lack of menstruation)
assoc. behaviors: perfectionists, OCD behavior, people-pleasers, low B.P., low body temp., oesteoperosis, wearing baggy clothes, etc. |
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| DSM-IV-TR criteria for BN |
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Recurrent episodes of binging
2 Binges/week for 3 months
Eating large amount of food w/in 2 hours
Secretive
assoc. behaviors: avg weight, depressive symptoms, substance abuse, dental erosion, esophogeal tears |
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| stay away from situations with likely disapproval |
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| 50% more likely to____ when ____ |
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| Teenage girls who watched TV 3 or more times a week were ____ more likely to develop an eating disorder |
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| Treatment of Eating Disorders |
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-very challenging
Biopsychosocial-interdisciplinary
Group Therapy-family or couples
Inpatient Time-avg 30 days
Good support system is important! |
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Dating and Love:
Appearances |
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| Men have appearances as a higher priority in a signif. other than Women |
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Dating and Love:
Financial Situation/Money |
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| Women prioritize _____ as very important in a signif. other compared to Men |
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| Women are more likely to put careers on the back burner than Men |
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| Leading reason for Women to feel dissatisfied in a relationship |
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| A disadvantage to Women who stay at home, without an outside income |
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| calculated based on number of years worked and salary earned during those years |
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| Companionship/Friendship/Feeling in sync is important for Harmony to continue in a relationship |
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| Number 1 reason for divorce to occur within marriages |
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| Power differential: Most power resides with the male, most decision making is done by the husband |
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| Power Differential: claim to "share" decision-making, but husband ultimately rules over wife in big issues, related in part to who makes the most money |
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| Power Differential: truly are sharing with decisions and are equal, often hiring out for help in house instead of either doing the chores, etc. |
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| traditionally masculine characteristics in Latin cultures |
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| all self sacrficing, long-suffering, dependable but not assertive, in Latin cultures |
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| Black women are "castrating" of Black males, they rule over males and "ruin" them |
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The Total Woman
by: Marabel Morgan |
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4 A's women should follow:
1. Accept your husband as he is
2. Admire him every day
3. Adapt to his way of life
4. Appreciate everything he does |
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| Said to never question the finances, give Men total control over the MONEY |
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| Homosexuality was a mental disorder |
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| "Ego-dystonic Homosexuality Disorder" which means you are homosexual but you don't want to be |
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| removed Ego-dystonic disorder, but in Sexual Disorder NOS, ego-dystonic is the example |
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| All homosexuality disorders were removed |
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| Double Standards apply in sexuality: |
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Number of sex partners
Initiation of sex
Responsibility of Birth Control |
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| Women are more likely to contract HIV than Men |
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| according to Freud, it was less mature and made you less of a woman than vaginal orgasm |
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| only organ in the body that was created for nothing else but for stimulation |
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1. Excitement-blood rushing to genitals
2. Plateau-orgasmic platform
3. Orgasm- 3-12 muscle contractions
4. Resolution |
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| _____ of Women say they do not experience orgasm during intercourse |
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| Out of all men, 92% admit to masturbation |
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| Of all women, 60% admit to masturbation and Women start later than Men do |
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| Differences in Desire for sex |
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Women want sex to enhance relationship
Men want sex for physical gratification |
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1. Fetishisms
2. Voyeurs
3. Exhibitionists
4. Pedophiles |
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| genitals that are not clearly female or clearly male |
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| Androgen-Insensitivity Syndrome |
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| Genetic males produce normal amounts of androgen, but their bodies do not respond to it |
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| Congenital Adrenal Hyperplasia |
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| Genetic females receive as much androgen as males during prenatal development |
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| organized information through 2 categories: Female and Male |
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| Development of Genital Organs |
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| Males begin development at 6 weeks and Females begin development at 10 weeks |
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| Other children of approximately the same ago |
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| tendency to associate with other children of the same gender |
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| Premenstrual Syndrome, very controversial |
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| Professors treat men and women differently and women may feel ignored and not valued |
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| Evolutionary-psychology approach |
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| various species change over the course of many generations so that they can adapt better to their enviroment |
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| men and women often occupy many different social roles, they are socialized differently, and experiences different opportunities and advantages |
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| unmarried people who live together and who have a continuing emotional and sexual relationship |
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| woman who is sexually, emotionally, and psychologically attracted to women |
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