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What do sexual scripts determine? |
-with whom we can engage in sexual relations -how we engage in sexual relations -how we have sex -where we have sex -why we have sexual relations |
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Adolescents and Sexuality
___% have had sex by their 18th birthday |
63% |
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Adolescents and Sexuality
___% have had sex in the last month |
47% |
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___% of sexually active teens have had more than one partner in the period of a year |
70% |
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Look at figure on Chapter 9 PP slide 4 |
Chapter 9 slide 4 |
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Look at figure on Chapter 9 PP slide 5 |
Ch. 9 slide 5 |
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Condom Use by Race/Ethnicity:
Latino?
White?
Black? |
Latino: 57.4%
White: 62.5%
Black: 72.8% |
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What are sexually transmitted infections? |
diseases transmitted through sexual contact |
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_____ of all sexually transmitted infections are found in young adults under the age of ____. |
2/3
25 |
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Look at figure on Chapter 9 PP slide 8 |
Ch. 9 slide 8 |
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What is Gonorrhea also known as? |
"clap" or "drip" |
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What is gonorrhea caused by? |
bacteria that is in the mucous membranes of the body |
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How is gonorrhea transmitted? |
through intercourse, oral sex, anal sex and from mother to baby during birth |
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What percentage of women show now symptoms of gonorrhea when the actually have the STI? |
80% |
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What are the symptoms of gonorrhea in women? |
-abdominal pain and fever -bleeding between periods -painful intercourse -painful urination and urge to urinate frequently -yellowish vaginal discharge |
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What are the symptoms of gonorrhea in men? |
-pain or burning when urinating
-urge to frequently urinate
-pus-like discharge from penis |
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What is the most common bacterial infection in the US? |
Chlamydia |
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How many people are infected each year with Chlamydia? |
2.8 million |
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___% of women and ___% of men have no symptoms of Chlamydia when they actually have the STI. |
75% of women
50% of men |
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When do the symptoms of Chlamydia occur after the person has been infected? |
1 - 3 weeks |
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Look at the figure on Chapter 9 PP slide 13 |
Ch. 9 slide 13 |
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What are the symptoms of Chlamydia in women? |
-abdominal pain -abnormal vaginal discharge -bleeding between periods -painful urination and urge to urinate frequently -yellowish discharge |
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What are the symptoms of Chlamydia in men? |
-pain or burning when urinating
-pus, watery or milky discharge from penis
-swollen or tender testicles
-rectal inflammation |
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What is Syphilis? |
a bacterial infection spread through direct contact |
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What are the symptoms of Syphilis in the primary stage? |
chancre sore at the site of the infection, no other symptoms |
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What are the symptoms of syphilis in the secondary stage? |
rash appears all over the body, headaches, fever, fatigue, sore throat, enlarged lymph nodes |
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What is the latent stage of syphilis? |
infected person is no longer contagious
Damage to heart, brain, eyes, and nervous symptoms
untreated can result in mental illness and death |
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What type of infection is Herpes? |
viral infection |
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How do you get Herpes? |
Herpes simplex virus enters the body |
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What can Herpes and the Herpes simplex virus do? |
can reproduce itself |
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How is Herpes unlike bacterial infections? |
it cannot be destroyed with antibiotics |
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Oral herpes: |
on or near the mouth |
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Genital herpes: |
on or near the entails |
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___% of women and ___% of men have genital herpes |
25% of women
20% of men |
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Most people are _________ they are infected with herpes. |
not aware |
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Those with symptoms of herpes have what within 2 weeks after? |
a herpes sore |
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Other symptoms of herpes include: |
-itching and burning at the site of the sore -pain in the infected area -inability to urinate -fever, chills -swollen or tender lymph nodes |
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What are the treatment options for herpes? |
- there is no cure for genital herpes
- sores become less frequent
-there are types of suppressive therapy |
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3 out of 4 sexually active men and women will be infected with what? |
Human Papillomavirus (HPV) |
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High risk HPV can lead to what? |
certain cancers of the:
Cervix
Anus
Vagina
Penis |
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Low risk HPV can cause what? |
genital warts |
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How is HPV spread? |
through vaginal, oral and anal intercourse as well as skin-to-skin contact |
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What is Viral Hepatitis and what does it cause? |
inflammation of the liver - causing impairments in liver function |
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How is Hepatitis A spread? |
through fecal matter in water and food |
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How is Hepatitis B transmitted? |
through sexual contact |
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How is Hepatitis C spread? |
through illegal drug use and unscreened blood transfusions |
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What are the symptoms of Hepatitis? |
-extreme fatigue and exhaustion -loss of appetite -tenderness or sever pain in the lower abdomen -headaches, fever, hives -pain in the joints, resembling arthritis -nausea and vomiting -dark urine |
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Because Hepatitis is a viral infection, it cannot be treated with what? |
antibiotics |
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90% - 95% of the time what will happen to Hepatitis? |
it will go away |
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What are some precautionary treatments to prevent one's self from getting Hepatitis? |
-Get the hepatitis B vaccine
-Use condoms - ALWAYS
-Dont share razors or toothbrushes
-Dont share needles |
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Alfred Kinsey, an early researcher of the science of sexual response what the founder of what? |
founder of the Institute for Research in Sex, Gender and Reproduction at Indiana Univeristy |
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William Masters and Virginia Johnson were early researchers of the science of sexual response and they scientifically measured what? |
scientifically measured sexual response in men and women |
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What are the Phases of Sexual Response proposed by Masters and Johnson? |
-Excitement phase
-Plateau phase
-Orgasm phase
-Resolution |
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What is the Excitement phase of sexual response according to M&J? |
within the very first few seconds of this phase, a man's penis becomes erect. Women experience vaginal lubrication, which is a "sweating" on the vaginal walls. |
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What is the Plateau phase of sexual response according to M&J? |
Both men and women experience an increase in heart rate, blood pressure, and rate of breathing. Involuntary muscle tension occurs; this is what gives us the "toe curling" feelings of muscle intensity during sex. |
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What is the Orgasm phase according to M&J? |
This phase involves the sudden release of the muscle tension and blood engorgement that has occurred in the penis 9males) and labia (females). The intensity of orgasms varies from one sex act to another, and is influenced by how recent and how often intercourse or masturbation has taken place. |
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What is Resolution according to M&J? |
In both men and women, the heart rate, blood pressure, and respiration return to pre-excitement levels. The penis returns to its flaccid state. Men experience a refractory period, when they are incapable of achieving an erection. The length of the refractory period is directly associated with age and other factors such as health and lifestyle habits. Women do not experience refractory periods and are capable of multiple orgasms if they are effectively stimulated. |
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What happens during the excitement phase of female Sexual response? |
-vaginal lubrication -vagina expands -vasocongestion - (filling w/ blood) - labia minora expand -clitoris becomes erect -nipples harden -myotonia (muscle tension) begins |
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What happens during the plateau phase of female sexual response? |
-increase in heart rate, blood pressure, and respiration
-sex flush occurs
-myotonia increases |
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What happens during the orgasm phase of female sexual response? |
-sudden release of vasocongestion and myotonia that occurred during excitement and plateau
-intensity may vary |
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What happens during the resolution phase of the female sexual response? |
-sexual response pattern is reversed as the heart rate, blood pressure and respiration return to pre-excitement levels |
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What happens during the excitement phase of the male sexual response? |
-erection of the penis occurs
-heart rate, blood pressure and respiration all increase
-vasocongestion and myotonia occur |
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What happens during the Plateau phase of the male sexual response? |
-sexual tension intensifies -testes become elevated against the body -sexual flush on the chest, face, and neck occur |
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What happens during the orgasm phase of the male sexual response? |
-vasocongestion and myotonia are released
-ejaculation is closely timed with orgasm |
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What two processes does ejaculation have and what happens during each process? |
1. emission - seminal fluid passes through the urethra
2. expulsion - seminal fluid is ejected in 3-4 intervals |
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What happens during the resolution phase of the male sexual response? |
-the penis decreases in size -muscle tension and sex flush disappear -the scrotum and testes return to pre-excitement states |
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Sex in Marriage
When looking at Sexual Relationship Satisfaction and Marital Satisfaction, which comes first? Can you have one without the other? |
Research shows that:
-Monogamous married couples report the highest level of sexual satisfaction
-Communication leads to increased satisfaction
-Sexual satisfaction associated with marital relationship satisfaction |
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A 1987-88 survey found that the average couple had sex how many times a month? |
6 times a month |
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A 1993 General Social Survey found that married couples have intercourse how many times a year? |
67 tims a year |
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Sexual frequency declines as what 2 things increase? |
Sexual frequency declines as:
-years of marriage increase
-age increases |
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Sexual satisfaction is greater when what occurs? |
orgasms |
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What is extramarital sexuality? |
any sexual activity with someone other than one's spouse |
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When looking at extramarital sexuality, what does clandestine mean? |
do not believe spouses know about the relationship |
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When looking at extramarital sexuality, what does ambiguous mean? |
nonparticipating spouse may know but cannot prove it or choose to tolerate it |
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When looking at extramarital sexuality, what does consensual mean? |
nonparticipating spouse knows and approves |
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Extramarital affairs are a source of what? |
source of pain and devastation for the victimized partner |
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When looking at extramarital sexuality, what does relationship counseling do? |
-cope with the traumatic impacts of the affair -explore the reasons that contributed to the affair -help couples decide how to move on, such as separate, divorce, maintain the relationship |
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What are Sexual Dysfunctions in women and what percentage of women report having sexual dysfunction? |
-Female Sexual Arousal Disorder +continually unable to maintain or attain arousal and lubrication during intercourse
-Unable to reach orgasm
-No desire for intercourse
-43% of women report sexual dysfunction |
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What are some different types of male Sexual Dysfunctions and what happens with each? |
-Erectile dysfunction - inability to achieve or maintain an erection
-Premature Ejaculation - self explanatory
-Lack of sexual desire - affects nearly 25% of Americans |
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On the subject of Non-marital Sexuality, what is Sexual dyad, and who does it pertain to? |
Sexual dyad = a two person sexual relationship
-Married -Cohabiting -Gay -Lesbian -Bisexual |
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What has happened to the number of cohabiting couples since the '60s? |
Numbers of cohabiting couples have increased 10 fold since the '60s |
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Blumstein and Schwartz research findings in 1983 on cohabiting couples showed that cohabiting couples what? |
-have intercourse more often
-more likely to have sex outside of the relationship
-overall sexual satisfaction |
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How many same sex couples are in the US and are in what type of relationships? |
600,000
in committed relationships, sexuality similar to heterosexual couples |
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Lesbian couples engage in intercourse ________ than married women. |
less frequently |
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Gay couples have intercourse _________ than any other couple type. |
more frequently |
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Gay men have the highest rate of what of any couple type? |
Gay men have highest rate of accepted extra-relationship sex of any couple type. |
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Masturbation is what? |
a natural part of life and continues into marriage |
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Oral-genital sex (cunnilingus & fellatio) is practiced by ________. |
all couples |
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Oral sex among today's youth is what? |
-An accepted practice
-Considered to be an acceptable way to experience intense sexual acts and stay a virgin
-Is considered an alternative to intercourse as a form of safe sex |
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Though oral sex is considered an alternative to intercourse as a form of safe sex, what two pieces of evidence prove otherwise? |
- 15-20% of genital herpes hay be related to oral sex
- 10% of women with gonorrhea became infected through a throat infection |
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It is approximated that ___% of men and ___% of women have experimented with Anal intercourse/eroticism. |
50% of men
60% of women |
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Anal intercourse/eroticism runs a risk of sexually transmitted diseases such as: |
-Genital warts
-Herpes
-HIV/AIDS |
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Anal Intercourse/Eroticism is an integral part of sexual pleasure among who? |
gay men |
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What can prevent and treat STIs? |
regular medical care |
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Almost every teenager knows that _______ and _______ can be prevented. |
pregnancy
STIs |
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Teenagers tend to confuse _______ and _______. And give an example. |
Appearance with Reality
Well-dressed partners could have STIs |