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15 Cards in this Set
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Hookup Culture |
A new norm on college campuses in which casual sexual contact in the absence of romantic intentions is held up by many as an ideal |
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Erotic Marketplace |
Refers to the ways in which people are organized and ordered according to their perceived sexual desirability |
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Heterosexual Male Gaze |
Meaning that the content is designed to appeal to a hypothetical heterosexual man |
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Subjectivity |
Their interbank thoughts and feeling |
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sexual Subjectification |
They are told what their internal thoughts and feelings should be. |
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Sexual Objectification |
The reduction of a person to his or her sex appeal |
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Self-Objectify |
Internalizing the idea that their physical attractiveness determines their worth |
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Spectating |
Watching ones sexual performance from the outside |
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Sexual script |
to decide the rules that guide sexual interactions |
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Push-And-Resist Dynamic |
A situation in which it is normal for men to press sexual activity consistently in the direction of increasing intimacy and for women to stop or slow down the accelerating intimacy when he's going to far |
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Rape Culture |
an environment that justifies, naturalizes, and even glorifies sexual pressure, coercion, and violence |
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Orgasm Gap |
Phenomenon in which heterosexual women report fewer orgasms the heterosexual men |
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Extended Adolescence |
A Significant period of time during which young people (who are no longer kids) prepare for a future. |
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Politics Of Respectability |
Form of resistance to negative racial stereotypes that involves being good and following conservative normal of appearance and behavior |
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Bystander Intervention Programs |
Sexual culture is powerfully influenced by which students happen to be resent and outspoken |
