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Assignment #13 Development & Expression of Sexuality |
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Chapter 13 (15 Points) This assignment is an in-class, group project. |
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Instructions: Complete the following questions. Make sure each group member’s name is printed below. All group members will earn the same grade so work together. |
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Sexual _(1)_ refers to the complex of personal qualities, self-perceptions, attitudes, values, and preferences that guide one’s sexual behavior.
During prenatal development, the differentiation of the genitals depends primarily on the level of _(2)_ produced.
Viewing aggressive pornography may strengthen the myth that women enjoy being raped and may _(3)_ (increase or decrease) men’s aggressive behavior toward women.
According to Ira Reiss, women are taught to take a _(4)_ - centered approach to sexuality, while men are taught to take a body-centered approach.
Experts believe that heterosexuality and homosexuality should be viewed as end points on a _(5)_.
The intense fear and intolerance of homosexuality is termed _(6)_.
One of the eight sexual motives described by Hill is enhancing feelings of personal _(7)_.
During the _(8)_ phase of the human sexual response cycle, the level of arousal escalates rapidly.
During the _(9)_ phase, the physiological changes produced by sexual arousal subside.
_(10)_ zones are areas of the body that are sexually sensitive or responsive.
American sexual attitudes and behaviors have become more _(11)_ (conservative or liberal) over the last 30 years.
Despite the threat of AIDS, only about _(12)_ of sexually active American teenagers use condoms.
Oral contraceptives contain synthetic forms of two hormones that inhibit _(13)_ in women.
The highest incidence of STDs is seen in the _(14)_ age group.
The single best way to minimize the risk of acquiring sexually transmitted diseases is _(15)_. |
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