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| Blood flowing into sexual areas |
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| Human Sexual Response Cycle |
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| 1.Excitement 2.Plateau 3.Orgasm 4.Resolution 5.(only men) Refractory Period |
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| Orgasmic Platform (only in women) |
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| upper third of vagina opens, uterus raises, lower third closes around penis to grip |
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| (HSRC) 1st phase: Excitement |
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| vasocongestion, myotonia, quicker breathing, blood pressure increases |
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| (HSRC) 2nd phase: Plateau |
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| vasocongestion and mytonia increased, orgasmic platform (only in women) |
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| Rythmic muscle contractions that contract @ 0,8" intervals, women: uterus, rectal, vaginal, men:(1st stage)muscle by rectum and sphincter by prostate (2nd stage) penile and urethral muscles contract (ejaculation) |
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| (HSRC) 4th phase: Resolution |
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Body goes back to normal
-vasocongestion and mytonia go down and relax
-breathing and blood pressure go down
-men secrete hormone that make them sleepy |
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| (HSRC) 5th phase: Refractory period (only men) |
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| Amount of time it takes for the process of sperm to become semen and to get ready to ejaculate |
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| big toe goes up, other toes go down (during orgasm) |
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| Anatomical and psychological make-up of being male or female |
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| Thoughts and feelings towards sex (individual preference) |
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-said sexul activity should be pleasurable
-Advocate for sex education
-(agenesis) left movement during sterilization
-1st to research homosexuality and transgender |
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Masters-OBGYN
Johnson-(female)good people skills
_Hypothesis: Men + women react similarly to intercourse; tested hypothesis by observing people in sexual activity/ measuring blood pressure, etc.
-Developed "Human Sexual Response Cycle" |
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-Graduate in biology from Harvard 1938
-formed sex studies program in Indiana University
-Wrote book about sexual behavior
-Found 90% male/ 62% female masturbate |
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-Middle class nurse in Ny, worked w/ immigrant women
-Coined the term "birth control", helped women limit number of pregnancies
-Opened 1sst birth control center in 1916, closed after 2 weeks
-(agenesis) formed American birth control league in 1921 |
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-encouraged bland diet, cornflakes, vegetarianism and graham crackers to curve sexual appetite
-invented graham crackers |
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-From Austria
(concept of)
-etipus complex: boys 4-6 will desire mother
-electra complex: girls 4-6 will desire father |
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| the practice of dressing and acting in a style or manner traditionally associated with the other sex |
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| Our gender is in conflict with our gender identity |
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| 4 Phases of Menstrual Cycle |
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1st phase- Menstrual (Mensus)
2nd Phase- Proliferative Phase
3rd Phase- Ovulation
4th Phase- Secretory Phase |
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| (MC)1st Phase:Menstrual (Mensus) Phase |
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| The expulsion of blood, mucus and uterine lining (endometrium) 4-6 tbs, lasts anywhere from 3-7 days |
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| (MC)2nd Phase:Proliferative Phase |
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| Uterine is getting thick + vascular to prepare for possible fertilized eggs, Follicles forming on ovary(ies) |
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| Follicles rupture and egg(s) is released into fallopian tubes, stay for 2-3 days MOST FERTILE STAGE |
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| (MC)4th Phase:Secretory Phase |
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| where follicles were ruptured, corpus luetum is formed which produces estrogen to prevent anymore eggs to be released + progesterone to keep lining in uterus to stay intact (waiting 6-8 days to make sure eggs aren't fertilized) |
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| Components of Gender Differentiation |
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#1 Chromosomes
#2 Gonads
#3 Hormones |
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| Personal sense of what our gender is (est. by 4 yrs) |
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| The expression of gender according to cultural and societal expectations |
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| Any tissue that can temporarily store blood |
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