PSYC 2078 Study Guide - Final Guide: John Dewey, Social Contract, Sexual Script Theory
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Sexual script a stereotyped pattern of role prescriptions for how individuals should behave sexually. Passing the process of hiding one"s same-sex attraction. Discrimination/bias homophobia having irrational negative feelings against individuals who have same-sex attractions. Oral sex just as dangerous and prone to stds; increasingly popular among adolescents. Contraception use increases when parents discuss with adolescents though they want doctors/schools to cover the topic (schools suggest abstinence) Adolescents are far more likely to have conversations about sex with their mothers than with their fathers. Justice a moral perspective that focuses on the individual (kohlberg/males) Care a moral perspective that views people in terms of their relationship (gilligan/females) Cocooning occurs when parents protect adolescents from exposure to deviant behavior, and thus the temptation to engage in negative moral behavior. The term hidden curriculum, coined by john dewey, refers to the pervasive moral atmosphere that characterizes every school. Four approaches to moral education (?: character education, values classification, cognitive moral education, service learning.
