Romantic love
... is the thread that connects sexuality and intimacy The quality of the relationship affects the quality of the sex. Partners who are satisfied with sexual communication tend to be satisfied with their relationship in general Most of the time we do not think about the quality of our communicatio ...
... is the thread that connects sexuality and intimacy The quality of the relationship affects the quality of the sex. Partners who are satisfied with sexual communication tend to be satisfied with their relationship in general Most of the time we do not think about the quality of our communicatio ...
Sex: Origin and Evolutionary Relevance
... material by means which natural selection is able to increase or weaken each character according to the needs of the species. ...
... material by means which natural selection is able to increase or weaken each character according to the needs of the species. ...
Sex Work for the Middle Classes
... Downloaded from sex.sagepub.com at American University Library on December 8, 2010 ...
... Downloaded from sex.sagepub.com at American University Library on December 8, 2010 ...
Microbicides for HIV Prevention
... be possibly used without partner’s cooperation or even awareness ...
... be possibly used without partner’s cooperation or even awareness ...
“Little boys don`t cry” and “little girls don`t fight”
... anthropologist earlier had the “blind to sex” approach and did not take into consideration the stratification that existed in societies. Also, earlier anthropological work assumed that there was a hierarchization between men and women’s activities and the men’s activities are valued more and women’s ...
... anthropologist earlier had the “blind to sex” approach and did not take into consideration the stratification that existed in societies. Also, earlier anthropological work assumed that there was a hierarchization between men and women’s activities and the men’s activities are valued more and women’s ...
Promoting healthy relationships and HIV/STI prevention for young
... expected behavior for males and females—is increasingly recognized as a key strategy to prevent the spread of HIV infection, particularly among young people. This is because early socialization that promotes inequitable gender roles as the norm may encourage risky behaviors among both young men and ...
... expected behavior for males and females—is increasingly recognized as a key strategy to prevent the spread of HIV infection, particularly among young people. This is because early socialization that promotes inequitable gender roles as the norm may encourage risky behaviors among both young men and ...
Sexual Differentiation: From Genes to Gender
... CAH girls and women provide an opportunity to investigate gender in individuals who are concordant for genetic sex (46,XX) and internal duct sex (müllerian development and wolffian regression), but who are discordant for hormonal sex (prenatal exposure to excessive androgens) and external genital se ...
... CAH girls and women provide an opportunity to investigate gender in individuals who are concordant for genetic sex (46,XX) and internal duct sex (müllerian development and wolffian regression), but who are discordant for hormonal sex (prenatal exposure to excessive androgens) and external genital se ...
File
... This is normally targeted toward women who might respond to more of a sensual suggestion than an overt sexual approach. • Viewed as more sophisticated • Relies on imagination Requires greater mental processing ...
... This is normally targeted toward women who might respond to more of a sensual suggestion than an overt sexual approach. • Viewed as more sophisticated • Relies on imagination Requires greater mental processing ...
Reproductive System Notes
... • Menopause—end of repetitive menstrual cycles (about 45 to 50 years of age) Vagina • Distensible tube about 10 cm long • Between urinary bladder and rectum in pelvis • Receives penis during sexual intercourse • Birth canal for normal delivery of baby • Accessory, or supportive, sex glands Barth ...
... • Menopause—end of repetitive menstrual cycles (about 45 to 50 years of age) Vagina • Distensible tube about 10 cm long • Between urinary bladder and rectum in pelvis • Receives penis during sexual intercourse • Birth canal for normal delivery of baby • Accessory, or supportive, sex glands Barth ...
Center for Psychosocial Health Research
... turn to risky sexual and drug behaviors to escape from the pain of low self-esteem (McNair, Carter & Williams, 1998). ...
... turn to risky sexual and drug behaviors to escape from the pain of low self-esteem (McNair, Carter & Williams, 1998). ...
Who We Are - saatalk.info
... Most of us have no desire to stop being sexual altogether. It is not sex in and of itself that causes us problems, but the addiction to certain sexual behaviors. In SAA we will be better able to determine what behavior is addictive and what is healthy. However, the fellowship does not dictate to its ...
... Most of us have no desire to stop being sexual altogether. It is not sex in and of itself that causes us problems, but the addiction to certain sexual behaviors. In SAA we will be better able to determine what behavior is addictive and what is healthy. However, the fellowship does not dictate to its ...
PowerPoint Template Demonstration
... 53% of Latina teens believe it is okay to date someone three or more years older (Vexler, 2007). More than one-third of Latina teens reported that their first male partner was four or more years older. This fraction was only one-fifth for non-Latina teens (CDC, 2010). As age difference between ...
... 53% of Latina teens believe it is okay to date someone three or more years older (Vexler, 2007). More than one-third of Latina teens reported that their first male partner was four or more years older. This fraction was only one-fifth for non-Latina teens (CDC, 2010). As age difference between ...
Young Men`s Sexuality: What`s Typical?
... suggest a one- to two-year delay between first kissing and first groping is fairly common. There does not seem to be a difference based on sex of partner (Smiler et al., 2011). Small- and large-scale surveys indicate that a majority of boys have had sex prior to high school graduation. According to ...
... suggest a one- to two-year delay between first kissing and first groping is fairly common. There does not seem to be a difference based on sex of partner (Smiler et al., 2011). Small- and large-scale surveys indicate that a majority of boys have had sex prior to high school graduation. According to ...
Slide 1
... survival of HIV-infected patients on antiretroviral therapy, the sexual activity status of adults over 50 and to increased case findings due to wider HIV ...
... survival of HIV-infected patients on antiretroviral therapy, the sexual activity status of adults over 50 and to increased case findings due to wider HIV ...
Sexual selection and the evolution of obligatory sex
... Where p females (i, O) is the proportion of individuals in the population which are females of type (i,O), and similarly for the other types and genders. C sex is the cost of sex, assumed to be 0.5 if males contribute nothing but their genes to the offspring. We assume that due to decreased mating s ...
... Where p females (i, O) is the proportion of individuals in the population which are females of type (i,O), and similarly for the other types and genders. C sex is the cost of sex, assumed to be 0.5 if males contribute nothing but their genes to the offspring. We assume that due to decreased mating s ...
Gender and Sexuality - RonRunyanEnterprise
... that he had tested positive for HIV. Johnson, who is heterosexual, emphasized that his infection is a warning that anyone who is sexually active can contact HIV if they don’t follow safe sex practices. Johnson further stressed that abstinence is the surest way to prevent AIDS. Johnson’s infection in ...
... that he had tested positive for HIV. Johnson, who is heterosexual, emphasized that his infection is a warning that anyone who is sexually active can contact HIV if they don’t follow safe sex practices. Johnson further stressed that abstinence is the surest way to prevent AIDS. Johnson’s infection in ...
HIV Formative Research - Communications Support for Health
... – Engaging in MCPs can elevates a person’s status in the community ...
... – Engaging in MCPs can elevates a person’s status in the community ...
Perspectives on Sexuality
... to substitute for the word "sex" in its original meaning – the categories of male & female F. In sex research, psychology & sociology, gender has a somewhat different meaning ...
... to substitute for the word "sex" in its original meaning – the categories of male & female F. In sex research, psychology & sociology, gender has a somewhat different meaning ...
Colleen Melone Sex and Gender in Greece and Rome Final Paper
... experimented with the spintriae system of payment. It is also possible, that rather than an experiment, spintriae were used on an as needed basis, only being distributed periodically.21 One possible instance when they might have been needed is during times when the ban issued by Emperor Tiberius was ...
... experimented with the spintriae system of payment. It is also possible, that rather than an experiment, spintriae were used on an as needed basis, only being distributed periodically.21 One possible instance when they might have been needed is during times when the ban issued by Emperor Tiberius was ...
1 Chapter 8 Communicating About Sex
... Differences between men and women often reflect social power differences; the greater the economic and social equality, the more open and direct the communication about sexuality. A dominating style of communication, common in some cultures, leads to fewer questions from children and teens report le ...
... Differences between men and women often reflect social power differences; the greater the economic and social equality, the more open and direct the communication about sexuality. A dominating style of communication, common in some cultures, leads to fewer questions from children and teens report le ...
In the heat of the night, it is difficult to get it right*teenagers` attitudes
... You don’t really dare to believe that you’ll find someone and then you don’t dare to believe anything is going to happen. ß Therefore the boys especially seem on the one hand to be constantly prepared to seize sexual opportunities when they occur, but on the other feel they are unable to actively an ...
... You don’t really dare to believe that you’ll find someone and then you don’t dare to believe anything is going to happen. ß Therefore the boys especially seem on the one hand to be constantly prepared to seize sexual opportunities when they occur, but on the other feel they are unable to actively an ...
Interventions in Women - HIV Prevention Trials Network
... – Primary: HIV seroincidence (monthly vs quarterly testing) – Secondary: combined HIV + STI incidence, condom use frequency, nPEP use frequency and acceptability, # partners with risk characteristics ...
... – Primary: HIV seroincidence (monthly vs quarterly testing) – Secondary: combined HIV + STI incidence, condom use frequency, nPEP use frequency and acceptability, # partners with risk characteristics ...
Slides - View the full AIDS 2016 programme
... Genital tenofovir levels at month 12 (39.5% vs 43.6%) • Genital tenofovir was detected in 58.3% of 139 women reporting sex within 7 days but only in 28.2% of 174 women reporting no recent sex. ...
... Genital tenofovir levels at month 12 (39.5% vs 43.6%) • Genital tenofovir was detected in 58.3% of 139 women reporting sex within 7 days but only in 28.2% of 174 women reporting no recent sex. ...
Perception of sex work, youth sexual behavior and the
... values, behaviour and actions are subject to renegotiation: the first system arises from pluralist and dynamic Chinese tradition (local traditional discourse), the second is twofolded—one was inherited from the 1919 intellectual and reform movement in the historical context of the fall of the Empire ...
... values, behaviour and actions are subject to renegotiation: the first system arises from pluralist and dynamic Chinese tradition (local traditional discourse), the second is twofolded—one was inherited from the 1919 intellectual and reform movement in the historical context of the fall of the Empire ...
Lesson 1: Sociological Constructs and Theories
... Sex reassignment surgeries to place the child into one of the two ‘natural’ sexes. This is chosen for intersex people, not by them. Used to be if a baby was born with a “micro-penis” (less than 1.5 centimeters long and 0.7 centimeters wide) it was a candidate for sex reassignment surgery. Is this me ...
... Sex reassignment surgeries to place the child into one of the two ‘natural’ sexes. This is chosen for intersex people, not by them. Used to be if a baby was born with a “micro-penis” (less than 1.5 centimeters long and 0.7 centimeters wide) it was a candidate for sex reassignment surgery. Is this me ...
Safe sex
Safe sex is sexual activity engaged in by people who have taken precautions to protect themselves against sexually transmitted infections (STIs) such as HIV. It is also referred to as safer sex or protected sex, while unsafe or unprotected sex is sexual activity engaged in without precautions, especially forgoing condom use.Some sources prefer the term safer sex to more precisely reflect the fact that these practices reduce, but do not always completely eliminate, the risk of disease transmission. The term sexually transmitted infections (STIs) has gradually become preferred over sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) among medical sources, as it has a broader range of meaning; a person may be infected, and may potentially infect others, without showing signs of disease.Safe sex practices became more prominent in the late 1980s as a result of the AIDS epidemic. Promoting safe sex is now one of the aims of sex education. Safe sex is regarded as a harm reduction strategy aimed at reducing risks. The risk reduction of safe sex is not absolute; for example, the reduced risk to the receptive partner of acquiring HIV from HIV-seropositive partners not wearing condoms compared to when they wear them is estimated to be about a four to fivefold. Safe sex is effective in avoiding STIs only if both sexual partners agree on it. During sexual penetration while using a condom, for example, the male could intentionally pull off the condom and continue penetrating without the receptive partner's notice or consent. This is a high-risk behavior that betrays trust, and it may spread an STI.Although some safe sex practices can be used as birth control (contraception), most forms of contraception do not protect against STIs; likewise, some safe sex practices, like partner selection and low-risk sex behavior, are not effective forms of contraception but should be considered before engaging in any form of intercourse to reduce risk.