Psych 3060 Ch 10

Front 1

When does childhood curiosity of bodies peak? (3 years)

Back 1

3-5

Front 2

When do children develop a sense of modesty

Back 2

initial school-age years

Front 3

Does overt sexual play decrease in initial school-age ears, what about curiosity about the human body and sexuality?

Back 3

sexual play decreases, curiosity does not

Front 4

time when individual first becomes capable of reproduction and shows sexual attraction to others

Back 4

puberty

Front 5

The most important issue in lives of most adolescents is

Back 5

self identity

Front 6

how many american high school students have engaged in sexual intercourse according to surveys

Back 6

half

Front 7

When is sexual activity highest (10 year range)

Back 7

25-35, only gradually declines up through the late 50s (just extra info)

Front 8

When women's menstrual cycles become irregular and stop entirely (term)

Back 8

menopause

Front 9

When does menopause typically occur

Back 9

late 40s or early 50s

Front 10

3 results due to change in hormones during menopause

Back 10

hot flashes, decrease in vaginal lube, and osteoporosis

Front 11

When do men show gradual decline in testosterone

Back 11

Late teens

Front 12

When men lose testosterone these 4 things could happen (its ok if you don't know them all since itll be multiple choice, just count it as correct anyways)

Back 12

decline in muscle mass and strength, less firm erections, less forceful ejaculations, and longer refractory periods.

Front 13

For healthy couples, what is the best predictor of whether they will enjoy sex in old age?

Back 13

Their sexual activity when they were younger

Front 14

When does sexual learning begin

Back 14

infancy

Front 15

Where can children receive sexual learning (3) [again probably not going to be a hard question, just familiarize yourself with answers]

Back 15

peers, media, and your own behaviors

Front 16

When should communication between parents and their children about sexuality begin (with respect to what year they are in school). Also communication should be ongoing.

Back 16

preschool years

Front 17

Should discussions with your children about sexuality be frank and explicit? Also is how you say it is just as important as what you say ?

Back 17

yes, dont lecture them. it is important that your children view you to be accepting and askable.

Front 18

The only way you will be able to know whether your attempts to educate your children about sexuality have been successful is by their (long answer)

Back 18

willingness to come to you when they have questions and problems

Front 19

Do male fetuses have erections while still inside the uterus

Back 19

yes

Front 20

Can children masturbate to orgasm before they reach puberty

Back 20

yes

Front 21

does lack of vaginal lubrication in women with menopause indicate that sexual desire has decreased

Back 21

no

Front 22

has the average age at which girls have first menstrual cycle been decreasing over the last 2 centuries?

Back 22

yes

Front 23

do increasing levels of pituitary hormones help cause hot flashes

Back 23

yes

Front 24

do boys develop enlarged breasts during puberty

Back 24

yes

Front 25

How many years does pubertal development in boys lag behind girls

Back 25

about 2 years

Front 26

Is their a strong relationship between social background and affairs

Back 26

No

Front 27

When do children's first sexual attractions occur

Back 27

around age 10

Front 28

Breast development in girls

Back 28

increase in estrogen

Front 29

vaginal dryness at menopause

Back 29

Decrease in estrogen

Front 30

hot flashes in women

Back 30

increase in FSH and LH

Front 31

development of sweat glands (body odor, acne)

Back 31

increase in testosterone

Front 32

gynecomastia

Back 32

increase in estrogen

Front 33

pubic hair and body hair

Back 33

increase in testosterone

Front 34

menarche

Back 34

Increase in FSH and LH

Front 35

Less firm erection and longer refractory period

Back 35

Decrease in testosterone

Front 36

Reversal of effects of menopause

Back 36

Increase in estrogen

Front 37

decreased sexual desire in women

Back 37

Decrease in testosterone

Front 38

decreased sexual desire in men

Back 38

decrease in testosterone

Front 39

children's first sexual attractions (2)

Back 39

increase in DHEA from adrenal glands, increase in testosterone

Front 40

what is most often the cause of the decline in sexual activity amond older single women

Back 40

Lack of a partner

Front 41

The changes that occur in women in the few years that precede and follow menopause are called

Back 41

The climacteric

Front 42

Before age 2, bodily exploration is usually confined to

Back 42

self-exploration

Front 43

Frued referred to the initial school-age years as this stage of psychosexual development

Back 43

Latency

Front 44

Development of breasts and growth of facial hair are examples of (3 words)

Back 44

Secondary sex characteristics

Front 45

for many teenage girls, this need is an important part of finding their self-identity

Back 45

Emotional intimacy

Front 46

What 2 things did Whitehurst believe are most likely to lead to extramarital sex

Back 46

opportunity and alienation

Front 47

Two parts of puberty process

Back 47

adrenarche, gonadarche