FRHD 2110 Lecture Notes - Lecture 4: Ovulation, Libido, Vaginal Lubrication

• School: University of Guelph
• Department: Family Relations and Human Development
• Course: FRHD 2110
• Professor: Agnieszka Woznia

Document Summary

Men more responsive to visual stimuli than women. Men/women more attracted to those dressed in red. Women dress more appealing when they are in the fertile phase of their ovulation. Aphrodisiacs: any drug or other agent that"s sexually arousing or that increases sexual desire. Chemical substances that are secreted externally by certain animals and that convey information to, or produce specific responses in other members of the same species (ex. infants use to recognize their mothers) Study: women dabbed their lips with a sample of the sweat of other women, 80% of which began to menstruate in sync with the others after three cycles. Research shows: gay males/lesbians produce odors that can be disguinguised from heterosexuals. Has the most direct effects on sexual arousal and response. Erogenous zones: parts of the body that are very sensitive to tactile sexual stimulation. Primary erogenous zones: genitals, inner thighs, anus, butt, nipples, ears, armpits, mouth, lips, neck, navel.