Frhd 2100 - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Grade 1: - body parts, genitalia, personal hygiene Grade 2: - bodily changes at different stages of development Grade 3: - healthy relationships, different families, different visible and invisible differences Grade 4: - changes that occur at puberty and the importance of hygiene at this time Grade 5: - reproductive system, changes during puberty, accompanying stresses and ways to cope Grade 6: - self concept, changes that occur, identify and assess different effects of stereotype...

Canada Answer> 4th to legalize same sex marriage. Age of Consent in Canada Answer> 16 with a 2 year proximity. Women of Willendorf Answer> - BCE -Ignorance to male role in fertility -Believed sperm was needed from many men to create a full fetus -Therefore women were encouraged to be promiscuous Scientific Method Answer> Formulate research question -> create hypothesis -> test hypothesis - > draw conclusions Multidisciplinary Study of Sexuality Answer> -Multi...

Imagine two relatively isolated populations on opposite sides of the world. An anthropologist finds that one population is relatively sexually conservative, whereas the other population endorses personal sexual freedom. What factor might account for the differences in sexual attitudes and behaviours between these two populations? a) Latitude b) Nutrition c) Culture d) Biology Answer> Culture Meaney and Rye argue that learning about one's own sexual likes and dislikes can lea...

FRHD 2100; Chapter 1 ~ Studying Human Sexuality: An Introduction...

What does human sexuality refer to? Answer> The ways we experience and express ourselves as sexual beings Is sexuality a component of personality development? Answer> Yes How is psychology related to sexuality? Answer> The brain is our biggest sex organ How is sociology related to sexuality? Answer> Different societies understand sexuality, and the messages they send How is genetics related to sexuality? Answer> Genetics, anatomy, predispositions How is history related...

Full course notes for FRHD 2100, Development of human sexuality

FRHD 2100; Chapter 12 ~ Sexuality Across the Lifespan...

The hypothesis that evolution has shaped human social behaviours, including sexual behaviour, is referred to as: a) social-cognitive theory b) sociobiology c) the traditional sexual script d) social exchange theory - Correct Answer b) sociobiology A controversial Freudian belief is that: a) children naturally harbour erotic interests b) children ignore unacceptable impulses c) childhood is an important time of life d) children seek pain and avoid pleasure - Correct Answer ...