Psyc 3070 1st Edition Lecture 13Current LectureHuman Sexuality GuidelinesImportant Terms and ConceptsDefinitions:- Sexual consumerism- Purposes of the fallopian tubes- Important roles of testosterone - Oxytocin functions- Important roles of progesterone- The belief that one’s sexual culture is superior to others – sexual chauvinism- Important roles of estrogens- Roe v. Wade – 1970s case legalizing abortion- What is deemed precocious puberty in males and females? – 8 in females, 9 in males- What are two highly sexually sensitive areas of the penis? o The penile gland and the corona- Perineum- Massachusetts = the first US state to legalize gay marriage- Tumescence and ditumescence- The Stonewall Riot – catalyst for the gay liberation movement in the 1960s- Seminiferous tubules  produce sperm, located in the testes- What was the Comstock Act?o Made information and distribution about contraception illegal- “Ingredients” for semen? Where they come from and the relative proportions? - The sexual and romantic association between two people is referred to as Pair Bonding- Stages of male ejaculation- Cultural standards of sexual behavior expected of people in a particular role, relationship, or situation is deemed a… o Sexual norm (i.e. being straight)- Sexual culture- The number of sperm in ejaculation (typical and maximum amount)o 200 million to 500 million- Average sizes of flaccid penis and erect peniso 3 inches flaccido 5-6 inches erect- What percentage of sex is for procreation purposes?o 5%- Refractory period- Scientists who studied sexual behaviors in lab o William Masters and Virginia Johnson- What maintains an ideal temperature of testes for optimal reproduction?- Mary Calderone = early leady of planned parenthood- Menopause and when it occurs- Which individual emphasized that culture was a key contributor to sexual behavior?o Margaret Mead- Andropause and when it generally occurs- Erogenous zones (primary and secondary)- Men smells = pumpkin pie- Women smell = banana nut bread- What was Mangus Hirshfeld known for contributing to the field of Human Sexuality?- What foods produce bitter, mild, and sweet genital secretions?- Whose research found that a large number of individuals in the US were engaging in wild sexual behaviors and then lost research funding?o Alfred Kinsey- EPOR Model- What did Freud contribute to the field of human sexuality?o Erogenous zoneso Psychosexual theory – Oedipus and Electra complexo Biological bisexuality- Definition of Orgasm- Holistic Sexuality- Being present and alert to your sexual feelings, the behaviors of your partner, and being ableto determine how your pleasure and self-protection fit the context is called___o Focus (chapter 1 on sexual well-being)- Term for penile-vaginal intercourse…o Coitus - Sexual individuality – a person’s unique sexual personality, desires, etc…- Cunnilingus- Fellatio- Keeping the body STD free, checking the body for medical conditions and managing threats to personal integrity and well-being is known as ____o Protection- Sexual fantasy- Fantasy system = interwoven sexual fantasies- The 4 fundamental elements of sexual well-beingo Focuso Pleasureo Protectiono Purpose in life- In regards to gender, sight, and arousal…o Men are more aroused by overt visual stimuli (i.e. body parts and positions)o Women are more aroused by facial cues and seeing their partner in a certain