Sexual Behavior

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almost every society has laid down and enforced norms about

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what is and isn't appropriate sexual behaviors

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we construct numerous social identies on the basis of

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sexual behavior

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relgious doctrines

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the bible tells us about sexual norms, your not supposed to commit adultery or it results in death

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by late teenager years more then what fraction have had sex

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3/4

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essentialism see sexuality as

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a real pre given entity

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conservative essentialists argue that

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there are certain variations perversion of legitament sexual expression

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libertiness

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sexual repression is the true version

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constructionist perspective look at

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how definitions and norms of sexuality are created

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sexual behaviors or actions that appear to be similar ar actually

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experienced in different ways

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we evaluate categories of sexuality as

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norm abiding or deviant

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majority of sex work is done by

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women for men

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moralistic perspective of prostitution

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idea is that these women are evil and immoral and need to be saved

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conflict prospect views prostitues

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how the elite exploit them

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functionalist view prostitutes as

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looking for sex as a hidden benefit of society

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2005 radical feminists put on a manifesto argument that

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1. women do not choose prostituion

2. sexual expoliation

3. violence against women

4. making prostitution illegal and ignoring pimp crimes is degrading

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prostitution starts at the age of

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13

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argue that prostitution should be

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eliminated, need financial resources to lead a life

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sociologist research argues prostitution

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evidence prostitution is not violence against women

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women make the choice

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voulntary

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argue prostitution is not

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rape

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mast majority of poor women do not became

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prostitutes

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many prositues don't agree with

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the manifesto

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what is the number one reason for exotic dancing

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money

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lisa pasko naked power

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she found that exotic dancers are able to entertain customers through ligation of power

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stripping as a confidence game

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the confidence game is the act of trust development between the dancer and the person. they use some tip elf fake pretense and deception to to acquire the game : money

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cooling out

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they have the ability to cool out their patrons so they believe that they haven't been coined abused. occurs when tipping becomes less frequent

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for male customers cooling out

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provides opporynites to act masculine and economic power to achieve emotional intimacy

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studies have found that extramarital sex is more common among those who

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have prearital sex

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men are more likely to

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have an affair than women

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less religious tend to

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have more extramarital sex

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lower income are more likely

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to be unfaithful

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extramarital sex is in which both

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spouses agrwe to swinging

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we consider swinging as sociologists are

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mate swapping or premarital sex

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swinging is more deviant than

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infeldity

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characteristics of swingers

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middle class,white, living in the suburbs, conservative 25-45

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swingers have a lower rate of

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church attendance

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jenks swingers an social control looser ties to 3 main areas

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religion family community

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swinging is initated by

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the husband but wife keeps the lifestyleen

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negative consequences is viewing your partner as

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sex addict

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soft swingers watch while

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hard seiners have group sex

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comarital sex is consensual extra marital sex is

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affair