Chapter 1 Perspectives on Sexuality

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Respect for the Gift of Sexuality

Advertisements

1.Masters and Johnson hired _______ to be participants in their first observational studies. 2.Based on Eckman’s results, how could you easily make your.

Sexuality Today: The Human Perspective Eighth Edition Part 1: Social and Biological Foundations of Human Sexuality Chapter 1 Historical, Research, and.

Respect for the Gift of Sexuality

Sexuality Today: The Human Perspective Seventh Edition Part 1: Social and Biological Foundations of Human Sexuality Chapter One Historical, Research,

Chapter 1: Perspectives on Sexuality. Controversy and Diversity in Human Sexuality Sexuality and the study of sexuality evokes strong emotions and often.

Sexual Norms and Practices Michael Cassolato J.P. Goethals Connor Kinzer Peter Vaughan Judaism Islam Christianity.

Chapter 10 Sexual Orientations

SOSC 200Y Gender and Society Lecture 12: Women Sexuality.

The Biology of Desire Hormones and Sexual Response Hormones and Sexual Response Testosterone is associated with sexual activity Testosterone is associated.

Introduction to the Sociology of the Family

Bio 27 Human Sexuality.

Chapter 1 Perspectives on Sexuality

Respecting Sexuality 6th & 9th Commandments.

Bio 27: Human Sexuality Laney College August 22, 2012 Jennifer Wade, Ph.D.

Pleasure Reading: Associations Between Young Women’s Sexual Attitudes and their Reading of Contemporary Women's Magazines Brittany Sutter, Jackie Hallstrom,

Human Sexuality Chapter 1: Perspectives on Human Sexuality.

Chapter 1 Why a Course in Human Sexuality?. Sexuality is more than “sex”! Sexual attitudes, feelings, and behaviors Dimension of personality Source of.

Pleasure Reading: Associations Between Young Women’s Sexual Attitudes and their Reading of Contemporary Women's Magazines Brittany Sutter, Jackie Hallstrom,

Chapter Ten Inequalities of Gender and Age. Divide into two groups: Each group has to answer one of the following questions Group 1 – How are men and.

Old and New Testament Sexual Ethics How the Old and New Testament influenced Christians today and attitudes towards sex, relationships, Masturbation, Celibacy.

THE SOCIAL CONSTRUCTION OF REALITY and SEXUALITY

WHAT IS HUMAN SEXUALITY? Chapter 1. Learning Objectives The Science of Human Sexuality Sexuality and Values Thinking Critically about Human Sexuality.

Sexuality As A Social Concept Sexuality As An Evolving Concept Sexual Socialization: Agents Sexual Socialization: Cause And Effect?

Chapter 7: Sexuality in Adulthood

Chapter 10, Gender Defining Sex and Gender The Social Construction of Gender Gender Stratification Theories of Gender Gender in Global Perspective Gender.

Copyright Atomic Dog Publishing, 2004 Chapter Five Gender Diversity in Sexuality.

Feminist approaches to Sexuality L.O To investigate the arguments feminists make against religion.

Feminist Approaches to Sexuality By Manpreet and Harleen.

Chapter 14, Inequalities of Gender Gender and Inequality Sex Versus Gender Gender Stratification Gender Inequality in Industrial Societies The Women’s.

Human Sexuality: Diversity in Contemporary America, 7th Edition Copyright McGraw-Hill, Inc

Chapter 9 Sexual Orientations. A Continuum of Sexual Orientations Primary erotic, psychological, emotional, and social orientation –Homosexual Orientation.

Perspectives on human sexuality Chapter 1

Sexual Norms and Practices Michael Cassolato J.P. Goethals Connor Kinzer Peter Vaughan Judaism Christianity Islam.

Is there a day that goes by without you giving any thought to sexuality?

Do Now "Now that you have completed two different personality surveys and have seen the results, how accurate do you think they are? Do you think that.

September 9 th Attendance & participation cards Lead class discussion sign up Homework Discussion: What is feminism? Lecture One: The Gendered Society.

Chapter 5: Gender and Sexuality Objectives: Describe how anthropologists define gender, sex, and sexuality Appreciate how anthropologists study gender.

Women in European History. 15 th – 17 th Centuries Renaissance Reformation.

 How would you define gender? Warm Up.  IDENTITY- physical makeup to which an individually biologically belong  ROLE- set of behaviors that society.

Gender Chapter Five. Gender similarities and differences The social importance of gender Gender vs. sex –The characteristics (biological or socially influenced)

HUMAN SEXUALITY PSYCHOLOGY 231. PERSPECTIVES IN SEXUALITY VARIES VARIES INFLUENCED BY INFLUENCED BY PARENTS, EDUCATION, RELIGION, CULTURE, SOCIETY, GENDER,

Exploring Human Sexuality: Past and Present Chapter 1.

© 2011 McGraw-Hill Higher Education. All rights reserved. Chapter Fifteen: Understanding Sexual Behavior and Relationships.

Baumeister & Tice Chapter 6 Erotic Plasticity. Nature & Nurture  Sexual revolution l Dramatic change in sexual climate l Bigger change for females -

Chapter 8 Gender and Sexuality. © 2012 Pearson Education, Inc. All rights reserved. Gender Identity & Sexual Orientation Gender Versus Sex? –Transgendered.

Chapter 13 Sexuality and the Adult Years. Single Living Increasing rates May reflect change in societal attitudes Lifestyle and satisfaction vary widely.

Family & Marriage.  Functions of the Family  Regulation of Sexual Activity  Procreation and Socialization of children  Economic Support  Emotional.

© 2011 The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. All rights reserved. Cultural Diversity and Diversity in Family Structure: Family Strengths & Challenges Chapter.

Chapter 8 Understanding Sexuality. Chapter Outline  Psychosexual Development in Young Adulthood  Psychosexual Development in Middle Adulthood  Psychosexual.

CHAPTER NINE Respect for the Gift of Sexuality. Tuesday, May 10, 2016 Quick Write –Refer to handout.

Copyright © 2007 Pearson Education Canada 1-1 What Is Human Sexuality? Chapter 1.

The Changing Family Chapter 24 Part III. Premarital Sex and Marriage  For the middle classes, economic considerations continued to be paramount in choosing.

Introduction to the Sociology of the Family Chapter 1: Relationships, Marriages, and Families Today.

Chapter 11 Gender. Chapter Questions What are some of the ways in which culture influences gender roles? What do alternative gender roles tell us about.

Chapter 9 Sexual Values and Relationships Sexual Values Alternative Sexual Values Sources of Sexual Values Sexual Behaviors Sexuality in Relationships.

Introduction to the Sociology of the Family Chapter 1: Relationships, Marriages, and Families Today.

Respecting Sexuality 6th & 9th Commandments.

Chapter 13 Gender.

Perspectives on Sexuality

Exploring Human Sexuality: Past and Present

Bell Ringer Open your student workbook and turn to page 63.

Marriages and Committed Partnerships

Chapter 6 Erotic Plasticity.

Presentation transcript:

Chapter 1 Perspectives on Sexuality

Studying Sexuality Psychosocial orientation psychological factors social conditioning factors biological factors - sociobiology

Our Cultural Legacy Sex for Procreation Penile-vaginal intercourse primarym SIGMUND FREUD – “real orgasm” Male and Female Gender Roles

Social Norms & Sexual Diversity Islamic Middle East based on beliefs of Muhammad sex enjoyed by both sexes women inherently more sexual than men; this power contained by veils, segregation, female circumcision marriages are arranged; male heir is primary goal female adulterers & male homosexuals severely punished

Social Norms & Sexual Diversity (cont.) China highly restrictive prior to the 1990s lack of basic information few report premarital intercourse; of these only 50% used contraception current trends: more sexual content in media; increasing divorce rates; increasing STDs & non-marital sex

Our Cultural Legacy (cont.) Fig1.1b Pfizer Global Study of Sexual Attitudes and Behaviors: How important is sex in your overall life? The study surveyed more than 26,000 people in 28 countries. The percentage of people in each country who said that sex was very/extremely/moderately important to them.

Our Cultural Legacy (cont.) Fig1.1a Pfizer Global Study of Sexual Attitudes and Behaviors: How important is sex in your overall life? The study surveyed more than 26,000 people in 28 countries. The percentage of men compared to women who said that sex was very/extremely/moderately important in their lives.

Our Cultural Legacy (cont.) Ancient Hebrews: highly specialized gender roles but sex seen as profound experience Christianity spirituality equated with celibacy Sex as sinful Middle Ages: contradictory images of women Virgin Mary (the Madonna): compassionate, pure and unattainable vs. Eve: temptress

Our Cultural Legacy (cont.) Sex Positive Shift Protestant Reformation Enlightenment; scientific rationalism temporary increase in respect for women

Our Cultural Legacy (cont.) Victorian era women restrained & constrained women "… not troubled with sexual feelings of any kind" emotional & physical distance between husband & wife prostitution flourished

Our Cultural Legacy (cont.) 20th century suffrage movement; women's right to vote; temperance movement; abolition of slavery right to own property & attend university World War II: roles were expanded & more flexible postwar return to stricter roles 1960s movement for gender equality 1980s and AIDS

Our Cultural Legacy (cont.) Hery Havelck Ellis Psychology of sex 1896-1910 sexual inclinations determined by social and cultural influences gender orientation by degrees women & man similar sexual desires masturbation common sexual difficulties psychologically based Theodoor van deValde – book Ideal Marriage 1926 Robert Latou Dickinson –A thousand Marriages 1932 Helena Wright – The sex factor in marriage 1930

Our Cultural Legacy (cont.) Diversity within the USA Cultural – bicultural – influences of original culture acculturation – assimilation Socioeconomic educational

The Media and Sexuality Television; News, advice and education programs, increased access to sexual material, cable and music videos Advertising Magazines The Internet

The Media and Sexuality Fig1.2 The Evolution of Broken Taboos on TV.