01:830:340 Chapter Notes - Chapter 9: Hypoactive Sexual Desire Disorder, Premature Ejaculation, Vaginismus
1 Feb 2014
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Sexual practices and determinants of satisfaction are generally similar around the world. No gender differences are currently present about attitudes towards homosexuality, attitudes towards sexual satisfaction, and attitudes about masterbation. Theory of differential hormone exposure in utero- theory that different hormones baby is exposed to in uterus of mother contributes to sexual orientation. Biological vulnerability model interacts with environmental conditions personality traits and other contributors to determine behavioral patterns. Reciprocal gene environment interactions- certain learning experiences and environmental events may affect brain structure and genetic expression. Occurs three times more in men than women. Some cultures are very accepting (native americans) and others have low social tolerance: causes. Some research suggests that higher levels of testosterone and estrogen during development may masculinize or feminize fetus (not proven) Gender identity firms between 18 months and 3 years of age. Gender nonconformity- individuals expressing behaviors and attitudes consistently characteristic of the opposite sex treatment.
