1. Sexual Techniques and Behaviour Patterns
Chapter 8
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2. Solitary Sexual Behaviour
Use of fantasy
When alone or to heighten sexual excitement with a partner
How common are sexual fantasies?
Why do people fantasize when they masturbate?
(continued)
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3. Solitary Sexual Behaviour (continued)
Masturbation
Sexual self-stimulation
Dildo
The history of cultural attitudes toward masturbation
(continued)
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4. Solitary Sexual Behaviour (continued)
There is no scientific evidence that masturbation is harmful
Current attitudes toward masturbation
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5. Solitary Sexual Behaviour
General openness to sexual experience ? ?
Masturbation during adolescence
Sexual satisfaction in marriage ?
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6. Solitary Sexual Behaviour
Masturbation techniques used by males
Manual manipulation of the penis
Masturbation techniques used by females
Vary widely
Massaging the mons, labia minora, and clitoral region
(continued)
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7. Solitary Sexual Behaviour
Masturbation techniques used by females (continued)
Massaging other sensitive areas
Dildos and vibrators
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8. Sexual Behaviour With Others
Foreplay
Physical interactions that are sexually stimulating and set the stage for intercourse
(continued)
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9. Sexual Behaviour With Others
Foreplay (continued)
Gender differences in the amount of foreplay
Kissing
Simple kissing
Deep kissing
(continued)
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10. Sexual Behaviour With Others
Kissing (continued)
Kissing of other body parts
Touching
As a prelude to intercourse
Techniques of manual stimulation of the genitals
Stimulation of the breasts
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11. Sexual Behaviour With Others
Oral-genital stimulation
Fellatio
Oral stimulation of the male genitals
Cunnilingus
Oral stimulation of the female genitals
Compas poll results to questions about oral sex
(continued)
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12. Sexual Behaviour With Others
Oral-genital stimulation (continued)
Gay and bisexual men
Age differences in oral sex
Concerns about tasting or swallowing semen
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13. Sexual Behaviour With Others
Oral sex techniques
Techniques of fellatio
Techniques of cunnilingus
“69”
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14. Sexual Intercourse: Positions and Techniques
Male-superior (man-on-top) position
Missionary position
Female-superior (woman-on-top) position
Lateral-entry (side-entry) position
Rear-entry position
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15. Sexual Intercourse: Positions and Techniques
Use of fantasy during coitus
May be used to enhance sexual arousal and response
Not a sign of a troubled relationship
Anal intercourse
“Greek culture” or “Greek style”
(continued)
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16. Sexual Intercourse: Positions and Techniques
Anal intercourse (continued)
NHSLS findings
Anilingus
Oral stimulation of the anus
Health risks
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End of Chapter 8
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