PSYCH 230 1st EditionExam # 2 Study Guide Lectures: 5 -8 THINGS TO KNOWLecture 5 and 6 (September 10th and 12th) Chapter 5 Female Sexual Anatomy and Physiology • The Female Sexual and Reproductive System– The External Sex Organs– The Internal Sex Organs– The Breasts• The Female Maturation Cycle– Female Puberty– Menstruation– Menopause• Female Reproductive and Sexual Health– Gynecological Health Concerns– Cancer of the Female Reproductive OrgansLecture 7 and 8 (September 17th and 19th) Chapter 6: Male Sexual Anatomy and Physiology• The Male Sexual and Reproductive System– External Sex Organs– Internal Sex Organs– Other Sex Organs• The Male Maturation Cycle– Male Puberty– Andropause• Male Reproductive and Sexual Health– Disorders of the Male Reproductive Organs– Inguinal Hernia– Hydrocele– Anabolic-Androgenic Steroid Abuse– Cancers of the Male Reproductive OrgansLecture 7 and 8 (September 24th and 26th) The Forms and Origin of Love • Types of love- Romantic Love- Companionate Love (Conjugal Love)• Attachment Theories- Secure - Anxious-Ambivalent - Avoidant• Childhood• Colors of Love (6 basic ways to love)- Eros: The Romantic Lover- Ludus: The Game-Playing Lover- Storge: The Quiet, Calm Lover- Mania: The Crazy Lover- Pragma: The Practical Lover- Agape: The Selfless Lover • Love Triangles: 3 elements that can be combined to produce 7 different types of love- Passion- Intimacy- Commitment • Can We Measure Love?- Scales • Where Does Love Come From?- Behavioral Reinforcement Theory- Cognitive Theories- Physiological Theories- Evolutionary Theories• Adolescence • Adult Love and Intimacy• Intimate Relationships• Male and Female Styles of Intimacy • Long-Term Love and Commitment• Developing Intimacy Skills- Self-Love - Receptivity - Listening- Affection- Trust- Respect• Ending Relationship With Respect• Loss of LoveLecture 9 and 10 (October 1st and 3rd) Chapter 8: Childhood and Adolescent Sexuality• Childhood and Adolescent Sexuality• Studying Childhood Sexuality• Beginnings: Birth-2- Physical Development- Psychosexual Development- Sexual Behavior : Curiosity• Early Childhood: Ages 2-5- Physical Development- Psychosexual Development - Sexual Behavior - Sexual Knowledge and Attitudes• Middle Childhood to Preteen: Ages 6-12- Psychosexual Development- Physical Development- Sexual Behavior- Sexual Knowledge and Attitudes - Sexuality Relationships • Adolescence: Ages 12-18- Psychosexual Development: Middle Adolescence (14-16) - Psychosexual Development: Late Adolescence ( 17- Adulthood)- Sexual Behavior - Influences- Contraception and Pregnancy - Sexually Transmitted Infections• What Children Need to Know: Sex Education- Hygiene and Sex Education- Evolving Goals of Sex Education- Why Sexuality Education is Important - Sexuality Education Programs- Studying Effects and
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