Human Sexuality Chapter 10 ^0 11 Quiz

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Oct 30, 2023

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1) Sexual expression in childhood is curiosity about their body and including genitals, no inhibitions around nudity and consensual and playful exploration in children of the same age. Or asking questions about sexuality or reproduction. Cultural differences in attitudes toward childhood sexuality in non-western societies traditionally engaged in sexual behavior but societies have varied in whether they encouraged, tolerated, or suppressed them. In Lepcha (northern India) believe that coltus is necessary for girls to mature. 2) Gender nonconformity is like when a boy who will become a gay man maybe less interested in contact sports than other boys. During preadolescent years, gender norms become much stricter within peer groups and within respect to the expectations of adults. I would recommend that he just watch his son and allow him to be his own person. 3) Marked by biological changes that effect the entire body anatomical and physiological maturation of external and internal gentalia, the development of secondary sexual characteristics such as breast in girls, a growth spurt, and changes in the brain that effect behavior in areas of sexuality. In boys, enlargement of testicles and scrotum, penis grows in length and girth, and pubic hairs appear deepening of the voice. 4) Curiosity, pleasure, to feel mature or “adult like” to make your partner happy, intimacy/love, to “keep” your partner to feel loved. Social influences are drug/alcohol, being popular or to fit in or to feel “loved” and peer pressure. 5) Some contribution to lower rates are that teens are abstaining more than before or in prior years as well as successful rates of contraceptives have increased over time. 6) To feel less burdened by contracted by traditional roles than if they were married. Easier to preserve financial independency, easier to terminate than marriage if that is desired. Also less burden of social expectations, less stressful, and they remain more independent. 7) Speak up to one another, ask what is most important to one another, expand your sex life or explore more things to make it more interesting and make more time for one another. 8) Perimenopause is the phase prior to menopause that is marked by irregular menstrual cycle. Menopause is the final cessation of menstruation at the end of a woman’s reproductive years. Common symptoms of both are hot flashes, breast tenderness, lower sex drive, fatigue, irregular periods, vaginal dryness and night sweats. 9) Pros more natural, less risks, and “estrogen-like” molecules. Cons studies prove to no effect of reducing menopausal symptoms, bone loss, and breast cancer. 10) In men the gradual decline of fertility and age is hypothetical male equivalent of menopause. Some people refer to the this as the “male menopause”, does not happen sudden, does not stop reproduction, and sperm count declines.

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