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(30,000 bce) found in Germany in caves
They think the people didn't know the role men played in sex/reproduction
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- egyptian God of Sun Goddess of the sky
- They made love everyday to give birth to egypt
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- Egyptian
- he only had one leg
- stayed home from the war and made love to all the women
- was honored as a god for this
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- Erected for Greek god artimus, build in the city of Ephesus (200bce-263bce)
- built in Turkey
- one of the seven wonders of hte world
- Artimus:; fertility, harvest, production,etc.
- Community bathroom for men, none for women
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- Greek god of fertility
- pouring wine on the penis was for fertility
- premanent ereciton is priapism after this gods permanent erection
- often depicted with large penis
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- India (500bce-1300ce)
- They were the dancing girls, were also depictd on temple
- found in temples to the god sheva
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- Indian (500bce-1300ce)
- couples having sex depicted on temple walls much like asperas
- Some show beastality
- some thought this was a negative depiciton, if so negative images on bottom positive ones on top
- found in temples to the god sheva
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- liṅgaṃ, meaning "mark" or "sign") is an aniconic representation of the Hindu deity Shiva, used as a symbol for worship in temples.
- large stones were thought to possibly be a phalic symbol
- in ceremonies they would move one stone to flat table tothe next
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- 500 bce in indian
- a book on how to pray through sex
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- Greek system for mentoring, a young boy with a older man
- stopped at the age of 15
- often lasted 3-4 years
- they may have incural or interfemeral sex
- between the legs
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You inherited your husbands brother if your husband died. |
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Planned vs. Incidental Learning |
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When you plan to teach your child about sex
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They ask a quesiton that is sex related and you answer and take that moment to educate your child |
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Where are the four main places we learn about sex? |
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Gender Dimorphism Timeline |
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- 6th weeks fetus has begun to develop reproductive organs
- 7-8 week the
- female developes the clitoris, labial swelling, vulval groove, inner labial fold
- male developes the penis, urethral groove, scrotal swelling, urogenital fold
- 12th week all bits are assigned and ready to grow
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Critical Periods: Chromosomal |
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- The second of fertilization
- genetic gender
- the 23 chromosome is hte sex chromosome
- 46, XY makes a male
- 46, XX makes a female
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Critical Periods: Hormonal |
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- 7 weesk to 3-4 months
- introduciton of either estrogen or androgen
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Critical Periods: Genital |
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Critical Periods: Psychosocial |
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flexibity of gender roles and the unique combination of instrumental and expressive traits as influenced by individual differences, situation, and stages in life |
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Autosomes vs. sex chromosomes |
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1. Autosomes are the first 22 pairs of Chromosomes
2. The sex chromosomes are the 23 pair |
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Genotype Phenotype and Karyotype |
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Genotype: what your genes read as, what you are made up of
Phenotype: What of your genes shows it's self in your characteristics/features
Karyotype:(the appearance of the chromosomal makeup of a somatic cell in an individual or species (including the number and arrangement and size and structure of the chromosomes) |
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Wolffian and Mullerian Ducts |
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Sex assignment vs. sex reassignment |
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- Turner syndrom
- Female (45, X) missing one chromosome
- appear female
- missing ovaries, can't reproduce
- shorter with webbed necks, shield shaped chests
- Can carry children
- loss of sense of direction
- Most of their X is from mother 25% from father
- can be given hormones
- 1/2000 get this
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- Male (47, XXY)
- they appear male
- smaller penis and testies
- infertile because they don't produce sperm
- higher voice
- low sex drive
- weekly androgenized
- 1/500
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- super male (47, XYY)
- look like males
- some are infertile
- they are taller, hyperactive and impulsive
- slight increase of retardation, and tend not to do well in school
- 1/400
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- Female (47, XXX)
- appear female
- slight increase of infertitly but not bad
- 1/750
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- (46,XY)
- has more problems than the others, is often concidered the worst
- single gene on the week arm of the X
- 80% male, expressed more because they don't have the back up X
- large balls, ears, long faces, developmental retardation
- 1/1200
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Congenital Adrenal Hyperplasia (CAH) |
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- 46,XX
- over active glands
- if you have it a little you have an enlarged clitoris (which can often look like a penis)
- if you have it a lot you will develop what looks like a scrotum (w/no balls)
- they have more male hormones
- tend to look ver masculine
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Progestin Induced Hermaphroditism |
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- an artifical hormone taken to aviod miscarriage (is an androgen)
- Masculinizes the fetus, causing it to look male, connecting the labia etc.
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Androgen Insensitivity Syndrome (AIS) |
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- 46,XY
- males then don't respond to androgen
- born with female genitalia
- they are chromosomally male
- the Y chromosome is missing the top little part
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Average age of Puberty for both male and females |
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- female: 12 years
- males:14 years
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- Puberty hits really early 4-6 years old
- can be caused by tumor or lesion
- some can even be born with puberty
- tend to be really short
- they think may be related to the estrogen in the meat kids eat
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When you hit puberty really late, 16-20 years old, without hitting puberty |
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- happens when men hit puberty and develop breast
- a lot of boys will only have them for a few years
- can be from to many hormones from the mother though not sure where they really come from
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Four ways to choose sex of baby, cost, accuracy, and method? |
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- Timing Method: this is where the parents will try and concimate during a certain period during the womans cycle to ensure a boy or girl. A girl is best conceived after menstration and a boy shorly after that on the down thing// 85% accurate
- Sperm Sorting: choosing sprem that are male or female; using a dye (more on the larger female) or the weight, men tend to float to the top // 85% accurate
- Pre-implantation Genetic Diagnosis (PGD): costs about $10,000, take out eggs and pick male or female and then replace them// 100% accurate
- Baby Gender Mentor: pass implantation, send in blood samples and they tell you if the X orY , cost $275, and is 100% accurate
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What are six tests for abnormalities |
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- Once implanted you have the hormone HGT they test for
- Soft Cervix(won't feel like the tip of your nose)
- Amniocentesis: testing the fluid
- Can only be done 14-16 weeks or the beginning of the 2 trimester
- Several 100's to 1,000 genetic abnormalities can be dealt with
4. Chronic Villus Sampling (CVS) tests the chorionic layer of tissue
- 5-7 weeks
- Similar to amniocentesis
5. Ultra sound: can be done any time, no genetic into
6. Fetoscopy: goes in and takes a pic |
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- Lamaze: narural (no drugs) very woman centered, focal point (mirror at end of bed) and breathing
- Lebayer: baby centered, pull baby out and straight to mother, feed, music, warm bath, make the world welcoming
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Gynosperm: (23,X) bigger heads, and shorter tails, weigh more, live longer 3-5days
Androsperm: (23,Y) moves faster, lives only 17hours |
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- Appearance, Pulse, Grimace, Activity, Respiration
- Rates ona scale of 0-2
- Activity level= muscle tone, breathing
- test takes 1-5 min
- Grimness: holds child up my hands to test grip
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Female
- excision: cut off clitoris
- Infibulations: cut off everything and then sew shut. can take 20 min to pee
Male
- was shown to be done in egypt during adolescents in ancient times
- common in america
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- Clinical research (1957-2004)
- used 10,000 sexual cycles, half men and half women
- Sexual functionality/physology, research in "depth" sexual organs
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- Surveyed 18,000 people
- (1948,1953)
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Prospective Vs. Retrospective Data |
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- Retro: the past memories (need more participants to ensure correct memory)
- Pro: collect data as it occurs
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Self-selection bias (Volunteer Data) |
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- what a researcher chooses to study is biased
- EX: who would sign up for a study on the average length of penis? Larger men
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a bias of the researcher themselves, what they think is right about sex must be right. |
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Homologous Structures in male and
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Male Female
Glans Penis Glans Clitoris
Penile Prepuce (forskin) Clitoral Prepuce(hood)
Corpus cavernosum of Penis C C or the clitoris
Urethral Surface of the penis Labia Minora
Prostate Gland Skene's Glands
Scrotum Lavia Majora
Corpus Spongiosum Vestibular Bulbs |
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Sexual Response Cycle
by Masters and Johnson |
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- Arousal/Excitment
- Plateau
- Orgasm
- Resolution
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- Retrograde Ejaculation: ejaculation goes backward into the bladder, after a surgery goes wrong, doesn't hurt
- Ejaculatory Anhedonia:They ejaculate with no pleasure of sensation, us all psychological, often comes from abuse
- Priapism:Erection that won't go away, painful, Medication
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- an orgasm that goes on for 20-30 seconds
- a fluttering orgasm
- rare
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- wait in the vagina for sensitivity to lessen then start agian
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Arousal/Excitment:
- Vaso-congestion (congestion of blood)
- Breast grow 20-50%
- nipples grow, areola becomes darker
- skin becomes flush
- Volva becomes engorged
- Myotonia: muscle tension, and in the PC muscle
- Penis and testicles pull into body
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- carpopedal spasms: feet and hands curl up
- breathing increases
- clitoris reacts
- Penis hardens more slightly
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- blood is released back into the rest of the body which can cause the sensation of a warm flood over the body
- Empty sperm
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men loose 50% of the penis inflation in the first few min. |
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