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    The sexual response cycle describes the changes that occur in the body as men and women become sexually aroused‚ which divides into four phases: excitement‚ plateau‚ orgasm‚ and resolution. Vasocongestion and myotonia are what characterize the sexual response cycle. Vasocongestion causes erection of the penis and swelling of the area surrounding the vaginal opening. Myotonia (muscle tension) causes facial grimaces‚ spasms in the hands and feet‚ and then the spasms of orgasm. The first phase of

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    Sexual Disorders Throughout different cultures and different situations‚ many people have various opinions and ideas about what is considered normal or abnormal sexual behavior. Most people agree that there is a universal interest in sex that is shared amongst all people. Throughout the late twentieth century‚ as psychologists became more aware of the diversity of “normal” sexual behaviors‚ they increasingly narrowed their definition of abnormal sexual behavior (Morris & Maisto‚ Psychology: An

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    sexually aroused are referred to as the sexual response cycle. The sexual response cycle is divided into four separate phases which include excitement‚ plateau‚ orgasm‚ and resolution. These changes are similar for both men and women. According to Nevid and Rathus (2005)‚ each phase is characterized by vasocongestion and myotonia. Vasocongestion is the swelling of the genital tissues with blood‚ and myotonia is the muscle tension associated with sexual arousal. Although the changes are similar‚ there

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    Childhood Development and Sexual Behaviors February 9‚ 2012 Psychology of Human Sexuality Sharon Blevins University of Phoenix/Axia The human body is responsive to many forms of sexual stimulation. People practice on their own sensual gratification through masturbation. This type of enjoyment can start as young as the first few weeks of a person’s life. Fetuses and newborns have many sexual behaviors. Ultrasound technicians have seen baby boys in the womb with erections. Many

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    to exist. With sex being a topic so repressed during the period‚ people took anything not specified in sexual connotations. Realizing this‚ the authors of the time used this to their advantage and laid a heavy underlying sexual atmosphere as a basis for their stories. Henry James does just that in his Turn of the Screw. Though never directly stating so‚ his main character suffers from sexual repression that came along with her position in the Victorian age and eventually acts upon it‚ while the

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    Childhood Development and Sexual Behavior Frank Sehi PSY/265 January 24th‚ 2013 Nicole Pansey Childhood Development and Sexual Behavior Sexual behavior begins to develop as early as the "Infancy (0 to 2 Years) stage" (Rathus‚ Nevid‚ & Fichner-Rathus‚ "CHAPTER 13 ● Sexuality in Childhood and Adolescence‚” 2011). Male fetuses have erections while in the mother’s womb‚ and both male and female fetus suck on their fingers‚ which gives pleasure in the mouth (Rathus‚ Nevid‚ & Fichner-Rathus

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    Running head: SEXUAL MASOCHISM Sexual Masochism Crystal Demoreta-Braza Rowan-Cabarrus Community College NUR 210 Ms. Abel Sexual Masochism Masochism is a general paraphilia‚ and is an abnormal or unnatural sexual attraction. It is recurring sexually arousing fantasies‚ urges‚ or behaviors in which the person is beaten‚ bound‚ or humiliated in order to achieve sexual excitement (Sexual Disorders 2001). Bondage‚ blindfolding‚ and use of urine and feces are some methods used by people

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    of this topic. As I searched through works by artists contemplating the relevance of this subject in art‚ that of Sarah Lucas appeared‚ and I immediately became interested in her point of view on the matter. Lucas toys with the idea of specifically sexual objectification‚ using photography and sculpture of objects resembling genitals on both males and females. I particularly enjoyed the use of puns in her work‚ and this inspired me to begin coming up with my own ideas‚ incorporating my enjoyment of

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    Information has been obtained about the client‚ Wendy‚ by means of a one on one interview. The client/counselor relationship and trust was established prior to the onset of the dialogue. The client verbalized her consent to take part in the sexual history interview and was advised that at any time she felt uncomfortable the interview would be halted or the subject could be changed. The counselor explained to the client‚ that the exchange between them was fully confidential and she was in a safe and

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    Redefining Sexual Perversion In this essay I hope to establish a new definition of sexual perversion‚ one that will solve many of the conceptual problems which arise from the work of Thomas Nagel and Sara Ruddick. I shall redefine sexual perversion as that which would be contrary to ones individual sexual nature. In doing this I shall establish that only through the understanding of the individual can an act be described as perverse for to describe in another way (namely through a universal moral

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