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| What is the Essentialism/Biological-Sociobiological Model? |
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Essentialism believe that biology is destiny
people are genetically programmed. |
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| What is the Social Construction/Behavioral Science Model? |
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| Social Construction believe that social experience, norms, and culture dictate sexuality. |
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| What is the Interactionist view of Social Construction? |
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Views of self influence behavior.
“What is seen as real, is real in its consequences” |
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| What is the Historicity View of Social Construction? |
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| Reactions and self-image vary over time in addition to individual variation. |
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| What are K and R reproductive stratagies? |
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R species obtain genetic continuity by mass reproduction of eggs and sperm, like fish K species have a greated investmend in each fertilized egg, like humans. |
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An Austrian psychiatrist who wrote a book on sexual pathology and "perversity" Medical vs. Moral Frame; shift from pathology to psychology |
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He wrote the first English Language book on sexuality. Did not consider homosexuality to be immoral or a crime. Medical vs. Moral Frame; shift from pathology to psychology |
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According to Freud's Theory of Sexual Desire, what is the Id? |
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| biological, immediate, involuntary—"caldron of desire" |
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| According to Freud's Theory of Sexual Desire, what is the Ego? |
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| aggressive pursuit—"I want" |
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| According to Freud's Theory of Sexual Desire, what is the Superego? |
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| morality and social self—"Should I?" |
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| According to Freud's Theory of Sexual Drive, what is the libido? |
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| reproductively wired sex drive (life wish) |
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| According to Freud's Theory of Sexual Drive, what is Thantos? |
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| What are the critiques of the Kinsey report? |
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i. Inadequate sampling
ii. Overgeneralization
iii. Volunteer sample
iv. Over sampled educated people and students
v. Under sampled working class people, Jews, Catholics
vi. Catalogued only acts |
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