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50 Cards in this Set
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systematic, organized study of all sexual behavior aspects
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sexology
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kama
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wish, desire, and intention
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Definition of sexuality
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a dimension of our personality that encompasses our sexual beliefs, attitudes, values, behaviors, and knowledge
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What are the 3 domains of sexuality
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biological
cultural psychosocial/psychosexual |
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What is the definition and what is all in the biological sexual domain (4)
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all encompassing anatomy and physiology
sexual differentiation sex hormones sexual orientation sexual health |
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What is the definition and what is all in the psychosocial/psychosexual domain (3)
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How our bodies develop sexually
Feelings and emotions Interpersonal relationships Sexual Health |
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What is the definition and what is all in the cultural domain (3)
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How we understand and practice sexuality
media religion sex ed |
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How do collectivist cultures define themselves
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in terms of the relationships they hold with others
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How do individualistic cultures define themselves
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in terms of personal attributes
they are independent of their society |
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what is religiosity
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an individuals preference for religious expression
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What is the kama sutra
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text that addresses hindu aims and priorities of life
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what is the ananga ranga
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indian text aimed to prevent husbands and wives from separating
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what is the perfumed garden of sensual delight
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arabic sexual manual
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Iwan Bloch
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The father of sexology
Wanted to know why there was so much perversion |
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what is libido
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psychic energy from the human mind
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What was unique about Masters and Johnson's approach
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the used actual lab research
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what is a social ecology perspective
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recognizes that our individual backgrounds and outside factors affect the quality and nature of sexual relationships
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what is a microsystem
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developmental context nearest the individual
interactions between family, school, neighborhood work, community, church |
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what is the mesosystem
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retains elements of the microsystem but focuses on interaction between elements
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What is the exosystem
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the fabrics of society in which policies are made
the "systems" like government, education, economy, media, poliitcs |
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What is the macrosystem
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overarching cultural values and beliefs of a culture
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What is the chronosystem
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the layer that reflects the changes over time
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what is the social exchange theory
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centers on the exchange of peoples resourses
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What is the filter theory of mate selection
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we use variables to filter potential mates
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What does eros mean
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Sensual or sexual love
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what is ludos
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playful, flirtatious, carefree, and casual love
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what is storge love
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Friendship Love
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What is manic love
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Love with high highs and low lows
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what is pragma love
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Love after careful practical consideration is paid to the mate selection
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What is agape love
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Unconditional willful love
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what is a metamessage
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the underlying context to the message
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what is parentified
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when a child is expected to take care of the parents needs
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What are the types of toxic parents (7)
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Godlike
Inadequate Controllers Alcoholic Verbal Abusers Physical abusers Sexual Abusers |
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What are Godlike parents like
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see rebellion as a personal attack
reinforce the child's dependence and helpfulness |
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What are the 5 parental roles and duties
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provide for physical needs
protect from physical harm provide love, attention, and affection protect from emotional harm provide moral guidelines |
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What are inadequate parents like
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unable to provide for childs physical and emotional needs
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What are contolling parents like
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Live their lives through their children
Are anxious and fearful |
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What is direct control
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involves intimidation and humiliation
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What do "manipulators" do
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get what they want without directly asking for it
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What are the subcategories for the verbal abusing parents
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competitive parents
perfectionistic parents |
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What are the 3 P's of perfectionism
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Perfectionism
Procrastination Paralysis |
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What is a passive abuser
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Parent not actively abusing but just letting it happen
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What are 4 reasons parents beat their kids
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lack of self control
came from abusive families emotion deficit (still children) Drug or alcohol problems |
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What are the 3 D's of incest
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Dirty
Damaged Different |
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What are 6 self destructive habits of incest victims
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depression
become overweight reoccurring headaches drug and alcohol abuse destroy relationships and careers see themselves as victims |
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What are the 2 elements to forgiveness
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giving up the need for forgiveness
Absolving the guilty of blame |
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What are the two categories for each thing in the myers deal
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extoverts vs introverts
Sensors vs intuitives Thinkers vs Feelers Judgers vs Perceivers |
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What are the 3 steps to mutual affirmation
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mutual acceptance
liking each other expressing like |
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What are the four horsemen of apocolyptic relationships
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criticism
Contempt defensiveness stonewalling |
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What are the 10 ways for successful arguing
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choose your battles
don't bring up the past fix the problem, not the blame go for win-win never threaten choose your words have time-outs don't call home don't go to bed angry apologize |
