SMC103Y1 Lecture : Smc103 feb 1 2012.docx

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pucecod518

27 Feb 2012

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UTSG

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St. Michael's College Courses

Course

SMC103Y1

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G O W A N

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Smc feb 1 2012 y catholic teachings on sexuality: pius xi, casti connubii(1930) emphasized close connection between sex and procreation: paul vi, humane vitae (1968) avoidance of lust and illicit intercourse: she offers a thicker notion. she says fidelity is the loyalty and commitment to the sexual practice not just one partner: she offers sociological data on 2 diff levels. being vulnerable is part of giving yourself to your partner. vulnerable is wanting to be in a deeper feeling. vulnerability is letting go of some control and being free for your partner and the sexual practice itself: sacrifice. having sex itself can be a sacrifice itself to a partner y ex: while being pregnant, after surgery, depression: this is a sacrifice because it can be painful to have sex at these times, self-love. In marriage one has to seek its own pleasure and the other partner too: bodily-belonging.

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27. Attempts to reclaim the term âslutâ have been criticized on several fronts. The first is that it continues to define women in terms of their sexual behavior. The second is that it creates new pressures for girls and women to conform to changing sexual norms. This second aspect has been referred to as the:

		lesbian imperative
		pleasure imperative
		slut imperative
		liberation imperative

30.

According to Jessica Fields in âKnowing Girls: Gender and Learning in School-Based Sexuality Education,â in what ways was the meaning of âknowingâ differently gendered for girls and boys in the sexual education classroom?

		Girls experienced embarrassment and vulnerability when female bodies were presented and discussed in class because knowledge of female bodies was equated with knowing the specific female bodies in the classroom
		Girlsâ answering a question incorrectly during class was perceived as an indication that they were sexually inexperienced
		Girlsâ answering a question correctly during class was perceived as an indication that they were sexually promiscuous
		Both a and c

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1) Castrated male rats can have their mating behaviors restored by:
A) injections of estrogen into the hypothalamus.
B) injections of testosterone into the hypothalamus.
C) injections of testosterone into the hippocampus.
D) both A and B.
E) none of the above.

2) Research examining the biological differences between homosexual and heterosexual men and women have shown that:
A) homosexual and heterosexual males have no differences in brain structure.
B) homosexuals have a higher probability of having a homosexual sibling than do heterosexuals.
C) the medial preoptic area of the hypothalamus is larger in homosexual men than in heterosexual men.
D) homosexuality in families follows paternal lines.
E) homosexuality is only related to societal and cultural influences.

3) Which of the following are most likely to show preferences for masculine toys?
A) women with congenital adrenal hyperplasia
B) female vervet monkeys.
C) men with Turnerâs syndrome.
D) men with congenital adrenal hyperplasia.
E) women with Turner's syndrome.

4) The capacity of some human couples to pair bond may reflect the activity of
A) oxytocin and dopamine.
B) glutamate and glycine.
C) dopamine and vasopressin.
D) vasopressin and oxytocin.
E) acetylcholine and norepinephrine.

5) Which of the following would be expected in a rat after stimulating central nucleus of the amygdala?
A) behavioral signs of fear
B) reduced secretion of gastric acids into the stomach
C) the rat would be more tame when handled by humans
D) lower levels of stress hormones in the blood
E) euphoria and sedation

6) Cannon disagreed with William Jamesâs theory of emotion because:
A) emotion can be felt before the sympathetic stress response is initiated.
B) emotion is not dependent upon the cortex as suggested by sham rage.
C) many emotions elicit the same bodily responses.
D) all of the above.
E) none of the above.

violetpanda771

The idea that adults introduce and control adolescentsâ sexual knowledge, and consequently behavior, is an example of an ______________ assumption.

		Essentialist
		Adultist
		Ethnocentric
		Androcentric

According to Armstrong, closer examinations of âparty rapeâ reveal that because fun is reproduced alongside sexual assault, students resist criticism of the party scene.

True

False

20.

Which of the following is an example of medicalization?

		Increased awareness and advocacy about biocorporate power.
		Categorizing nymphomania as a disease.
		Different identities and expressions of homosexuality
		Current non-recognition of hysteria as a medical condition.

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