| multiple | | Female Chromosome |
| Gender Identity | | These are the sexual characteristics that refer to superficial physical features that appear at puberty in response to hormonal changes. |
| orientation | | different kinds of sexual activity occur more _____ in societies that place fewer restrictions on sexual behavior |
| genetic | | When fighting your goal should not be to _____ the fight |
| Gender | | self stimulation or ______ would be considered a sign of normal sexual development as early as the age of three |
| retarded ejaculation | | when we save up all our feelings and complaints and then "dump" them during an argument, we are _____ |
| Win | | These are the sexual characteristics that refers to the sexual reproductive organs themselves (vagina, ovaries, |
| Secondary | | female _____ is considered to be the most prevalent sexual complaint found among women |
| drugs | | 15% of women have ______ orgasms |
| Communication | | third level of sexual response (a climax |
| masturbating | | it is reported that men may experience all four stages of sexual response in as little as ____ minutes |
| frequently | | It is these sexual _____ that determine when and where we are likely to express sexual feelings and with whom |
| teenagers | | Second level of sexual response (physical arousal intensifies) |
| Identity | | sexual _____ refers to your degree of emotional and erotic attraction to members of the same, opposite, or both sex(es) |
| gonadal | | means "man-woman" |
| resolution | | the sex glands that secrete male |
| intercourse | | sexual _____ is when a person feels fear, anxiety or even disgust at the very thought of engaging in sex |
| rapists | | forcible rape is consdered to be more _____ than sexual in nature |
| socialization | | This dimension of sex refers to (XX or XY) Chromosomes |
| attacking | | Of the five dimensions of sex, four are _____ in nature |
| scripts | | female hormones |
| XX | | throughout adulthood, this type of norms influence what is considered to be "normal" sexual behavior |
| roles | | the declining differences between male and female scholastic tests scores, is most likely the result of increasing similiarity in gender role _____ |
| squeeze | | This dimension of sex refers to the presence of ovaries or testes |
| orgasmic disorder | | This refers to psychological and social traits associated with male or female |
| plateau | | Because gender _____ are so different from culture to culture, there is very few, if any, inborn or "natural" differences between the sexes |
| Sex | | restrictions placed on sexual behavior by cultural norms are often somewhat ________ |
| dyspareunia | | This refers to whether you are Biologically Female or Male |
| Gonads | | male hormones |
| hormonal | | this relates to the occurance of muscle spasms of the vagina during intercourse |
| marriage | | is considered to be the ultimate safe sexual behavior |
| androgyny | | male orgasmic disorder is also known as _____ |
| four | | Intimacy |
| erectile | | boys are encouraged to engage in this type of behavior |
| estrogens | | the argument for androgyny is that individuals have higher adaptability |
| genital | | in a college study that had college men read 1/3 stories depicting either voluntary intercourse, stranger rape, or date rape, males high in gender role stereotyping had arousal patterns similiar to those found amoung actual ______! |
| arbitrary | | 90% of women reach orgasm when masturbating |
| Primary | | Sandra Bem beleives that this occurs when both males |
| preadolescent | | abstinence, having sex with one mutually unifected partneer, and not injecting ____ are all methods of safe sexual behavior |
| instrumental | | this relates to a sexual pain disorder in which genital pain occurs before, during, or after sexual intercourse |
| aversion | | Masters |
| excitement | | Research where baby female rats recieved large doses of androgens, revealed that as adults these rats had abnormal mating and mothering patterns; this indicates then that there is a biological biasing effect in gender _____ |
| masturbation | | This dimension refers to a non-biological part of a person's sexual makeup; it is instead their subjective sense of being male or female |
| expressive | | in relation to intimacy |
| vaginismus | | fourth |
| XY | | 1/3 women do NOT experience orgasm in the first year of ______ |
| flexibility | | Gender Roles |
| erogenous | | these zones include the genitals, mouth, breasts, ear, anus, and to a lesser degree, the entire surfact of the skin |
| development | | this male disorder was was commonly referred to as impotence |
| optimal adjustment | | masturbation or self stimulation, should be considered a healthy substitute for sexual involvement in _____ |
| cultural | | girls are encourgaed to engage in this type of behavior |
| brutal | | 30% of women regularly reach orgasm through this alone |
| gunnysacking | | 25% of females |
| abstinence | | this technique used as treatment for premature ejaculation, is also known as the "stop-start" method |
| biological | | First level of sexual response (initial signs of arousal) |
| viagra | | Male erctile disorder is often treated with this commonly known drug |
| Androgens | | scoring high in this is related to high self esteem and success in varied situations |
| orgasm | | This dimension of sex refers to the predominance of androgens or estrogens |
| masculinity | | Male Chromosome |
| Johnson | | This dimension refers of sex to the presence of a clitoris |
