Chapter 1-3 Human Sexuality

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Sex and Gender
- What does sex refer to?
-What does gender refer to?
-What does sexual behavior produce?

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-Sex refers to sexual anatomy and sexual behavior.
-Gender refers to the state of being male or female
-Sexual behavior produces arousal and increases the chance of orgasm

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Important Sex Researchers
-Sigmund Freud
-Henry Havelock Ellis
-Richard von Krafft-Ebing
-Magnus Hirschfeld
-Alfred Kinsey
-Masters and Johnson

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-Freud's psychoanalytic movement
-Ellis's studies in the psychology of sex
-Hirschfeld's german sexual reform movement
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-Kinsey's sex survey and his book Sexual Behavior in the Human Male/Female
-Masters and Johnson's physiology of sexual response and sexual disorders
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Cross Cultural Perspective

Back 3

-traditional ideas and values,
-studies compare sexual behavior in different races
-provides evidence that culture has an impact that shapes sexual behavior

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Sociobiology

Back 4

-application of evolutionary biology to understand the social behavior of humans/animals
-evolution occurring via natural selection blahblahblah over time leaving animals more likely to survive, reproduce, and pass on most neccessary genes

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Freud's psychoanalytic theory

Back 5

two forces motivating human behavior
libido: sex drive or sex energy
thanatos: the death instinct

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Sunna

Back 6

removal of the clitoral HOOD
"female circumcision"

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Excision
(Clitoridectomy)

Back 7

COMPLETE removal of the clitoris and maybe some of the inner lips

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infibulation
the most extreme form of female genital cutting

Back 8

removal of the clitoris, all of the inner lips, and part of the outer lips

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vestibular bulbs

Back 9

erectile tissue that lies close to the crura of the clitoris on either side of the vaginal wall, near the entrance, under the inner lips

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Skene's Gland

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Female prostate (paraurethral gland), lies between the wall of the urethra and the wall of the vagina, the ducts empty into the urethra secreting fluid that is biochemically similar to male prostate fluid

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Uterus parts

Back 11

cervix- lower third of uterus
fundus- top of uterus
body- main part
Endometrium- inside layer
Myometrium- middle layer
Perimetrium- outter layer

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Fimbria

Back 12

fingerlike things at the end of a fallopian tube that grab the egg

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Breasts

Back 13

consists fatty and fibrous tissue that surrounds 15 or 20 clusters of mammary glands that each has a separate opening to the nipple