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Sexual behavior |
Behavior that produces arousal and increases the chance of orgasm - contextual |
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Who's the father of psychology? |
Sigmund Freud (1856-1939) Founder psychology and psychoanalysis All knowledge about sex before Freud came primaro from religion |
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Henry Havelock Ellis |
Leader of modern sex research (1859-1939) A physician in England, collected information on sexuality "Studies in the Psychology of Sex" - Women are sexual beings - sexual deviations usually harmless |
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Richard von Krafft-Ebing |
(1840-1902) Coined sadism, masochism, and pedophilia. Also hetero/homosexual "Psychopathia Sexualis" |
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Magnus Hirschfield |
(1868-1935)
- Founded first sex research institutr - Administered first large-scale sex survey (10,000 ppl) - established first sex study journal - homosexual and transvestite (coined that term) |
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Alfred Kinsey |
He and his colleagues in the 1940s ran extensive surveys about sexual behavior in the US |
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Cultivation |
The notion that people begin to think that what they see on TV and other media represent the mainstream of reality in that culture. - view shows about the dangers of life (100 ways to die), become more generally afraid |
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Agenda setting |
Selecting what to emphasize and what to ignore to define what it important - sexual acts of Clinton reported heavily, whereas JFK's premiscuousness was ignored by media |
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Social learning |
Those in the media provide role models for people to imitate |
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Culture |
Traditional ideas and values transmitted to members of a group and carried from gen to gen - serve as basis for patterns of behavior |
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Ethnocentrism |
Regarding your own ethnic group as surperior to others and to judge others in accordance to your own |
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Sex |
Sex refers to sexual anatomy and sexual behavior |
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Gender |
State of being male, female, or some other gender such as trans |
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Familismo |
Among Latinos, a strong cultural valuing of one's nuclear and extended family |
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Racial microaggression |
Subtle insults directed at people of color and often done nonconciously |