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Dismantling barriers to access: The necessity of cripping sexuality education in Canadian schools
Canadian Journal of Human Sexuality, 2023Despite sexuality education in school contexts being a highly politicized and ideologically fueled conversation, discussions of the specific needs of disabled students are often silenced, in particular for those who might be accessing special education ...
Adam W. J. Davies +8 more
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Human Sexuality in a Sexually Polymorphous World
Journal of Psychology and Theology, 2002There is no question about the fact that human sexuality in our world today manifests an incredibly broad spectrum of values, attitudes, beliefs, and behaviors. Our own nation is host to hundreds of different ethnic and cultural groups, each with its own views and practices of sexuality. In the world at large, almost 200 different nations have an array
Gary H. Strauss, Mark A. Yarhouse
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2015
The human sexual response to sexually arousing stimuli is a motivational incentive-based cycle comprising subjective experience and physiologic changes. Clinical and empirical data support a circular model of overlapping phases of variable order. Brain imaging data of sexual arousal identify areas of cerebral activation and inhibition reflecting a ...
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The human sexual response to sexually arousing stimuli is a motivational incentive-based cycle comprising subjective experience and physiologic changes. Clinical and empirical data support a circular model of overlapping phases of variable order. Brain imaging data of sexual arousal identify areas of cerebral activation and inhibition reflecting a ...
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Human pheromones and sexual attraction
European Journal of Obstetrics & Gynecology and Reproductive Biology, 2005Olfactory communication is very common amongst animals, and since the discovery of an accessory olfactory system in humans, possible human olfactory communication has gained considerable scientific interest. The importance of the human sense of smell has by far been underestimated in the past.
Karl Grammer, Nick Neave, Bernhard Fink
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1974
My first experiment on reproductive behavior was published in 1937, and since that time most of my research has dealt with the neural, hormonal, and experiential control of sexual activity in various species of birds and mammals. In the course of nearly four decades I have authored, coauthored, or edited three books dealing with sexual behavior.
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My first experiment on reproductive behavior was published in 1937, and since that time most of my research has dealt with the neural, hormonal, and experiential control of sexual activity in various species of birds and mammals. In the course of nearly four decades I have authored, coauthored, or edited three books dealing with sexual behavior.
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HORMONES AND HUMAN SEXUAL BEHAVIOUR
British Medical Bulletin, 1981The role of sex hormones in the sexuality of men is now becoming clearer. Androgens are necessary for normal sexual appetite and for ejaculation. Erectile mechanisms, providing that appropriate erotic stimuli are available, are probably not androgen dependent.
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Sexual Differentiation of the Human Hypothalamus
2002Functional sex differences in reproduction, gender and sexual orientation and in the incidence of neurological and psychiatric diseases are presumed to be based on structural and functional differences in the hypothalamus and other limbic structures. Factors influencing gender, i.e., the feeling to be male or female, are prenatal hormones and compounds
Michael A. Hofman +4 more
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Buffalo Medical Journal, 1906
Sexuality, by means of which man and woman give themselves t o one another through the acts which are proper and exclusive to spouses, is by n o means something purely biological, but concerns the innermost being of the human person as such.
Robert W. Ferguson
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Sexuality, by means of which man and woman give themselves t o one another through the acts which are proper and exclusive to spouses, is by n o means something purely biological, but concerns the innermost being of the human person as such.
Robert W. Ferguson
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Journal of Sex Education and Therapy, 1979
(1979). Human Sexuality Course. Journal of Sex Education and Therapy: Vol. 5, No. 2, pp. 7-10.
Sally Maison, Gerhard Neubeck
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(1979). Human Sexuality Course. Journal of Sex Education and Therapy: Vol. 5, No. 2, pp. 7-10.
Sally Maison, Gerhard Neubeck
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2006
Previous chapters described how the human egg and sperm are formed and become mature. These gametes are then brought together during the sexual response cycle, which involves not only the mechanics of coitus (sexual intercourse), but also sexual arousal and other behaviors surrounding sexuality.
Richard E. Jones, Kristin H. Lopez
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Previous chapters described how the human egg and sperm are formed and become mature. These gametes are then brought together during the sexual response cycle, which involves not only the mechanics of coitus (sexual intercourse), but also sexual arousal and other behaviors surrounding sexuality.
Richard E. Jones, Kristin H. Lopez
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