Universal Sex Differences in the Desire for Sexual Variety: Tests
... fleeting sexual encounter such as a one-night stand. Between the ends of this temporal continuum are brief affairs, prolonged romances, and other intermediate-term relationships. Which sexual strategy or mix of strategies an individual pursues is predicted to be contingent on factors such as opportu ...
... fleeting sexual encounter such as a one-night stand. Between the ends of this temporal continuum are brief affairs, prolonged romances, and other intermediate-term relationships. Which sexual strategy or mix of strategies an individual pursues is predicted to be contingent on factors such as opportu ...
XVII WORLD CONGRESS OF SEXOLOGY MONTREAL 2005
... ‘If therapists are not prepared this might happen, they fall into all sorts of traps with it.’ ‘It’s dangerous not to talk about is because it may be very disturbing for the supervisee and may contaminate the work.’ ‘Probably it is at the root of a lot of abuse of clients by therapists.’ ...
... ‘If therapists are not prepared this might happen, they fall into all sorts of traps with it.’ ‘It’s dangerous not to talk about is because it may be very disturbing for the supervisee and may contaminate the work.’ ‘Probably it is at the root of a lot of abuse of clients by therapists.’ ...
the constructionist historiography of greek erotics1
... thought as a social sphere which undergoes changes. (Halperin; Winkler; Zeitlin, 1990: 4) From this new perspective, then we could still call this field of study History of Sexuality. But only from the wider and deeper perspective of social interaction, of this mutuality network that are the social ...
... thought as a social sphere which undergoes changes. (Halperin; Winkler; Zeitlin, 1990: 4) From this new perspective, then we could still call this field of study History of Sexuality. But only from the wider and deeper perspective of social interaction, of this mutuality network that are the social ...
Module 2B
... of a discipline as a profession. Ethics is the study of ideal human behavior and the principles which guide that behavior. The philosophy of ethics deals with moral issues of right versus wrong behaviors and good versus bad outcomes and consequences. Morals are specific and generally agreed up ...
... of a discipline as a profession. Ethics is the study of ideal human behavior and the principles which guide that behavior. The philosophy of ethics deals with moral issues of right versus wrong behaviors and good versus bad outcomes and consequences. Morals are specific and generally agreed up ...
a scientific review of abstinence and abstinence programs
... may be a consequence of “selection effects,” or the preexisting differences between individuals who have sex before marriage, sex at unusually early ages, or refrain from sex until marriage. For instance, religious teenagers are less likely to engage in delinquency than secular teenagers; hence, the ...
... may be a consequence of “selection effects,” or the preexisting differences between individuals who have sex before marriage, sex at unusually early ages, or refrain from sex until marriage. For instance, religious teenagers are less likely to engage in delinquency than secular teenagers; hence, the ...
Meta-Ethics - Este blog no existe
... principles relative? Do moral facts exist?) Normative Ethics is interested in determining the content of our moral behavior. (What ought I do? Which actions are good?) Applied Ethics attemps to deal with specific realms of human action and to craft criteria for discussing issues that might arise wit ...
... principles relative? Do moral facts exist?) Normative Ethics is interested in determining the content of our moral behavior. (What ought I do? Which actions are good?) Applied Ethics attemps to deal with specific realms of human action and to craft criteria for discussing issues that might arise wit ...
Chapter Outline
... behavior of young adults who grow up in these environments. One controversial area of theory and research is the possible relationships between the young woman’s sexual behavior and whether her father was present during her early life. Students will find this topic interesting and accessible, and ma ...
... behavior of young adults who grow up in these environments. One controversial area of theory and research is the possible relationships between the young woman’s sexual behavior and whether her father was present during her early life. Students will find this topic interesting and accessible, and ma ...
Sex, Sexuality and Gender : Basic Concepts
... module argues that it is impossible to understand any one of these three terms without reference to the other two. The module describes in a critical fashion the ways in which hierarchies of sex, sexuality and gender are implicated in all areas of social life. In most societies around the world, wha ...
... module argues that it is impossible to understand any one of these three terms without reference to the other two. The module describes in a critical fashion the ways in which hierarchies of sex, sexuality and gender are implicated in all areas of social life. In most societies around the world, wha ...
View / pdf version of BT March 2009
... Patients with heart failure require closer monitoring than those with hypertension Patients with heart failure require more frequent monitoring than those with hypertension because they are more likely to be taking multiple medicines and their clinical condition is often less stable. People with hea ...
... Patients with heart failure require closer monitoring than those with hypertension Patients with heart failure require more frequent monitoring than those with hypertension because they are more likely to be taking multiple medicines and their clinical condition is often less stable. People with hea ...
Sexual Selection: Harem Size and the Variance in Male
... 0.572 Ⳳ 0.025, indicating that a majority of the variance in fitness among males arises from the difference in fitness between mating and nonmating males. In all species shown in table 1, sexual dimorphism exists to varying degrees, but most studies do not provide standardized estimates of degree of ...
... 0.572 Ⳳ 0.025, indicating that a majority of the variance in fitness among males arises from the difference in fitness between mating and nonmating males. In all species shown in table 1, sexual dimorphism exists to varying degrees, but most studies do not provide standardized estimates of degree of ...
Adolescents are HDEV
... experience prejudice and discrimination. Their cultural heroes may be ignored. A relative scarcity of successful role models can be a problem, particularly for youth who live in poverty. Identifying too strongly with the dominant culture may also lead to rejection by the minority group. On the other ...
... experience prejudice and discrimination. Their cultural heroes may be ignored. A relative scarcity of successful role models can be a problem, particularly for youth who live in poverty. Identifying too strongly with the dominant culture may also lead to rejection by the minority group. On the other ...
Collateral Effects of the Media on Sex Offender Reintegration
... media, which include outlets such as the Internet, newspapers, television, and radio, can influence public attitudes and may thereby impact the reintegration of sex offenders into the community. According to Berlin & Malin (1991), harsh, negative, and mostly inaccurate claims about sexual offenders ...
... media, which include outlets such as the Internet, newspapers, television, and radio, can influence public attitudes and may thereby impact the reintegration of sex offenders into the community. According to Berlin & Malin (1991), harsh, negative, and mostly inaccurate claims about sexual offenders ...
Invitation to the Life Span by Kathleen Stassen Berger
... puberty is still considered normal in those as young as age 8 or as old as age 14. – Precocious puberty (sexual development before age 8) occurs about once in 5,000 ...
... puberty is still considered normal in those as young as age 8 or as old as age 14. – Precocious puberty (sexual development before age 8) occurs about once in 5,000 ...
sexual vs. asexual reproduction in a stick insect
... posterior portion of the abdomen, not including cerci [see Caudel 1903 for an anatomical reference]). A post-hoc analysis revealed that mated and unmated females did not significantly differ in body length (t-te stu n e q u a l variance, P =0.63; X ± S.D. unmated = 111 .8±10.0 mm, mated = 113.4 ± 14 ...
... posterior portion of the abdomen, not including cerci [see Caudel 1903 for an anatomical reference]). A post-hoc analysis revealed that mated and unmated females did not significantly differ in body length (t-te stu n e q u a l variance, P =0.63; X ± S.D. unmated = 111 .8±10.0 mm, mated = 113.4 ± 14 ...
Characteristics of Women Who Experience Mood and Sexual Side
... exual and mood side effects may be signi cant problems for women using hormonal contraception. In the general population of women of reproductive age who have ever used contraception, 29% said they had discontinued oral contraceptives because of dissatisfaction with the method.1 In the 2002 Canadian ...
... exual and mood side effects may be signi cant problems for women using hormonal contraception. In the general population of women of reproductive age who have ever used contraception, 29% said they had discontinued oral contraceptives because of dissatisfaction with the method.1 In the 2002 Canadian ...
Routledge: Kantian Ethics
... Kant gives this rather limited modal conception of practical reasoning some grand names. He calls it the ‘supreme principle of morality’ and the ‘categorical imperative’. He formulates this fundamental principle of ethics in various ways. The formulation most discussed in the philosophical literatu ...
... Kant gives this rather limited modal conception of practical reasoning some grand names. He calls it the ‘supreme principle of morality’ and the ‘categorical imperative’. He formulates this fundamental principle of ethics in various ways. The formulation most discussed in the philosophical literatu ...
Chapter 3
... in Emerging Adults • Although emerging adults have sexual intercourse with more individuals than young adults, they have sex less frequently. Approximately 25 percent of emerging adults report having sexual intercourse only a couple of times a year or not at all (Michael & others, 1994). • Casual se ...
... in Emerging Adults • Although emerging adults have sexual intercourse with more individuals than young adults, they have sex less frequently. Approximately 25 percent of emerging adults report having sexual intercourse only a couple of times a year or not at all (Michael & others, 1994). • Casual se ...
Factors Involved in the Development of a Bareback Identity
... researchers, denoting any variance of unprotected or unsafe sex that connoted intention (Adam, 2005) and this complicated not only the evolution of the term, but quantitative research as well. The earliest researchers have defined the term with subtle distinctions, and then made a presumptive leap f ...
... researchers, denoting any variance of unprotected or unsafe sex that connoted intention (Adam, 2005) and this complicated not only the evolution of the term, but quantitative research as well. The earliest researchers have defined the term with subtle distinctions, and then made a presumptive leap f ...
The False Problem of the Maintenance of Sex
... Sexual and Parthenogenetic Strategies 2.1. Approach The incorporation of the above points to the comparative analysis of reproductive strategies should contribute to developing a model that will allow us to predict the conditions in which one or the other reproductive strategy would be more advantag ...
... Sexual and Parthenogenetic Strategies 2.1. Approach The incorporation of the above points to the comparative analysis of reproductive strategies should contribute to developing a model that will allow us to predict the conditions in which one or the other reproductive strategy would be more advantag ...
Demography can favour female
... females only (df ) or males only (dm). We assume co-dominance for each of the three diploid loci, such that phenotypes are the mean of the relevant allelic values. When each simulation commences, individuals are assigned values of a that match the local environmental optima depending on the location ...
... females only (df ) or males only (dm). We assume co-dominance for each of the three diploid loci, such that phenotypes are the mean of the relevant allelic values. When each simulation commences, individuals are assigned values of a that match the local environmental optima depending on the location ...
A pluralist approach to sex and recombination
... largely unexplored area, both theoretically and empirically. In particular, we will show how environmental and mutational mechanisms may complement each other, covering each other's weaknesses. Such interactions suggest that the combined effects of the two mechanisms are likely to be greater than th ...
... largely unexplored area, both theoretically and empirically. In particular, we will show how environmental and mutational mechanisms may complement each other, covering each other's weaknesses. Such interactions suggest that the combined effects of the two mechanisms are likely to be greater than th ...
Business & Society Archie B. Carroll Ann K. Buchholtz Ethics, Sustainability, and Stakeholder
... A manager or organization might experience business ethics issues at the industry or professional level. ...
... A manager or organization might experience business ethics issues at the industry or professional level. ...
Reclaiming the Body and the Spirit in Oscar Wilde`s
... How then does this historical re-representation of a biblical figure impact Irish identity? On the surface this question might be answered by making associations between Oscar Wilde’s own sexual history, something I will return to later in the paper. And yet, the character of Salomé offers a unique ...
... How then does this historical re-representation of a biblical figure impact Irish identity? On the surface this question might be answered by making associations between Oscar Wilde’s own sexual history, something I will return to later in the paper. And yet, the character of Salomé offers a unique ...
Lecture 7: Toonen v. Australia
... 5.2 On 5 November 1992, therefore, the Committee declared the communication admissible inasmuch as it appeared to raise issues under articles 17 and 26 of the Covenant. The State party's observations on the merits and author's comments thereon 6.1 In its submission under article 4, paragraph 2, of t ...
... 5.2 On 5 November 1992, therefore, the Committee declared the communication admissible inasmuch as it appeared to raise issues under articles 17 and 26 of the Covenant. The State party's observations on the merits and author's comments thereon 6.1 In its submission under article 4, paragraph 2, of t ...
Schneeman Essay - Gender Studies
... from that viewpoint that we will treat feminism in Ulysses. Also, the concept of “social purity” will appear throughout this essay. It is a complicated notion but basically refers to the social purity movement during Joyce’s time consisting of a myriad of organizations— in Ireland, the most visible ...
... from that viewpoint that we will treat feminism in Ulysses. Also, the concept of “social purity” will appear throughout this essay. It is a complicated notion but basically refers to the social purity movement during Joyce’s time consisting of a myriad of organizations— in Ireland, the most visible ...