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36 Cards in this Set
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is sex a natural act?
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no, more than biology
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kinsey studies
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zoologist whoh objectively looked at people. too objective
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masters & johnson
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created the human ersonse cycle. . Looked at men and women in their labs to see what their sexual response
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4 responses in their lab( maters and johnson)
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1. excitement
2. plateau 3. orgasm (climac) 4. resolution |
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What is wrong with their cycle principle?
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they expected everyone to be under one cycle and focused only on physiology (which would be okay if they did not say it was a cycle). believed it was universal. developed it before they actually did the study.
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MASTERS & JOHNSON. What is wrong
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focused on soley physioogy. All sexual dysfunction classifications in the DSM were based on this work
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What is DSM
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Diagnostic stastical manual
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Wrong with MASTERS & JOHNSON. model
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Developed model before they did the experiements. Gave bias (success and failure)
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MASTERS & JOHNSON. Talked about sexual stimulation? what is it?
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Did not explain this in their esearch. So assumed that is the progress 4 phases of the HSRC
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What is sex?
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Desire
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Desire. What did sexologists do
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ignored desire and anything that could not be catalogued. ignored it b/c it is not scientific
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Things started to be discussed in what years?
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the 70s. low sexxul interseet that did not fit the model
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Desire was added to
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DSM to make the complete sexual cycle (but still does not have everything cover).G
Got rid of PLATEAU phase (no its is |
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new 4 phases
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1. desire
2. arousal 3. orgasm 4. resoluation |
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Current Model
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Sexual problems as dysfunction or disorders. Sexual problems seen mostly as problems of malfunctioning genitals or biological factors.
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medicalization
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originally homosexuality was in DSM as a disorder. shock therapy for homosexuals. medication, therapy. They wanted a quick fix. creating new disorders
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pseudofeminism
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men have to drug to CURE their sexual problems. Men are more focused with drugs than women.
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medicalization focuses more so on the
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indivudal.
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Female sexual dysfunction (FSD) is a disease
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invented by a pharmaceutical company and did not exist until 1999.
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FSD (female sexual dysfunction DSM-IV-R classifciaton (4)
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1. female sexual aroudal disroder (FSAD)
2. hypoactive sexual desire disorder 3. femael orgasmmic disorder. 4. sexual pain disorders |
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Other than malufunctioning genitals what factors contribute to sexual probelms?
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emotional hisotyr of sxual abuse. loss of desire for partner
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feminist anti-medicalization educational campaign
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we need a new classifciaton system that uses bio-psyhology mode.
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medicalization affects
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both mena nd women more ativism around this had been about women. research coming out abou tthe myths of viagra
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medicalization of impotence of viagra is b/c
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phallic obsession. works best for psychological problems rather than physiologycially
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VIAGRA. men are not looked at in emotional context. emotions often interfere
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with function in men and orgasm is not inevetibale
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KLEIN & MORIN critcize HSRC. b/c
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the mentality is that if your hard than your okay. It is not about arousal but more so erection
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prevention and cures for sexual dysfunction
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sex education, communication skills, being aware of and challenging gender roles and norms (sexual dobule stndards) directing focus away from pentrative vaginal sex.
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Violence (spanking)
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spanking is violence that is not deviant
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Criminal homicide
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murder and non-negligent manslaughter
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FBI collcts info about
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murder, (intentioanl kililng and non ngeligent manslaugther (intentional killing htat lack malice or forethought,
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Cross natioanl homicide rates per 100,000 population. war not counted. MOST
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Columbia (1st)
Puerto Rico (2nd) |
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2 important things about murder
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1. homicide is relatively rare event, even where it is high
2. US rate though high compared to some, it is not the highest |
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New GUinea goilala tribe 211. 1 (very small tribe)
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every adult male had commiteted at least on homicide. No instutionalized means to resolve dipsutes.
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US has homicide rates
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54
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Homicide trends in the US
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uptick i 2001 (due to 9/11. 45-60 low. increased, then leveld off then decreased
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homicide trends in the US (1900-2001)
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* 1900-1935 increased
* peak in early 1900s is high peak in late 1900s * 1940-1970 stable and low * 1970-1980 high increase * 1980-2000 high and stable |
