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Sexual behavior

Behavior that produces arousal and increases the chance of orgasm



- contextual

Who's the father of psychology?

Sigmund Freud (1856-1939)



Founder psychology and psychoanalysis



All knowledge about sex before Freud came primaro from religion

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

Richard von Krafft-Ebing

(1840-1902)



Coined sadism, masochism, and pedophilia. Also hetero/homosexual



"Psychopathia Sexualis"

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)

Alfred Kinsey

He and his colleagues in the 1940s ran extensive surveys about sexual behavior in the US

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

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

Social learning

Those in the media provide role models for people to imitate

Culture

Traditional ideas and values transmitted to members of a group and carried from gen to gen



- serve as basis for patterns of behavior

Ethnocentrism

Regarding your own ethnic group as surperior to others and to judge others in accordance to your own

Sex

Sex refers to sexual anatomy and sexual behavior

Gender

State of being male, female, or some other gender such as trans

Familismo

Among Latinos, a strong cultural valuing of one's nuclear and extended family

Racial microaggression

Subtle insults directed at people of color and often done nonconciously