, TEST BANK FOR UNDERSTANDING HUMAN SEXUALITY 14TH EDITION BY
JANET HYDE, JOHN DELAMATER, ISBN10: 1260500233, ISBN13: 9781260500233
Hyde and DeLamater’s Understanding Human Sexuality examines the biological,
psychological, and sociological perspectives of human sexuality, providing practical
information needed for everyday living, all with a firm grounding in research. The author
team features a unique combination of a psychologist and a sociologist, which gives the
program a distinct interdisciplinary perspective. The twelfth edition features a new
emphasis on critical thinking skill development, with input from expert Diane Halpern to
ensure clarity and accessibility for students. Since its conception, Understanding Human
Sexuality has achieved distinction and success by following the science of human
sexuality. The first of the modern sexuality textbooks, Understanding Human Sexuality
introduced this topic to students through the science that has uncovered what we know
about the field. The new edition integrates Smart Book, a personalized learning program
offering students the insight they need to study smarter and improve classroom results.
Table of content
CHAPTER 1. Sexuality in Perspective
CHAPTER 2. Theoretical Perspectives on Sexuality
CHAPTER 3. Sex Research
CHAPTER 4. Sexual Anatomy
CHAPTER 5. Sex Hormones, Sexual Differentiation, and the Menstrual Cycle
CHAPTER 6. Conception, Pregnancy, and Childbirth
CHAPTER 7. Contraception and Abortion
CHAPTER 8. Sexual Arousal
CHAPTER 9. Sexuality and the Life Cycle: Childhood and Adolescence
,CHAPTER 10. Sexuality and the Life Cycle: Adulthood
CHAPTER 11. Attraction, Love, and Communication
CHAPTER 12. Gender and Sexuality
CHAPTER 13. Sexual Orientation: Gay, Straight, or Bi?
CHAPTER 14. Variations in Sexual Behavior
CHAPTER 15. Sexual Coercion
CHAPTER 16. Sex for Sale
CHAPTER 17. Sexual Disorders and Sex Therapy
CHAPTER 18. Sexually Transmitted Infections
CHAPTER 19. Ethics, Religion, and Sexuality
CHAPTER 20. Sex and the Law
, Chapter 1: Sexuality in Perspective
1
The state of being male or female
gender
--
2
behavior that produces arousal and increases the change of orgasm
sexual behavior
--
3
in communications theory, the view that exposure to the mass media makes people
think that what they see there represents the mainstream of what really occurs
cultivation
--
4
in communications theory, the idea that the media define what is important and what is
not by which stories they cover
agenda setting
--
5
in communications theory, the idea that the media provide role models whom we imitate
social learning
--
6
traditional ideas and values passed down from generation to generation within a group
and transmitted to members of the group by symbols (such as language)
culture
--
7
JANET HYDE, JOHN DELAMATER, ISBN10: 1260500233, ISBN13: 9781260500233
Hyde and DeLamater’s Understanding Human Sexuality examines the biological,
psychological, and sociological perspectives of human sexuality, providing practical
information needed for everyday living, all with a firm grounding in research. The author
team features a unique combination of a psychologist and a sociologist, which gives the
program a distinct interdisciplinary perspective. The twelfth edition features a new
emphasis on critical thinking skill development, with input from expert Diane Halpern to
ensure clarity and accessibility for students. Since its conception, Understanding Human
Sexuality has achieved distinction and success by following the science of human
sexuality. The first of the modern sexuality textbooks, Understanding Human Sexuality
introduced this topic to students through the science that has uncovered what we know
about the field. The new edition integrates Smart Book, a personalized learning program
offering students the insight they need to study smarter and improve classroom results.
Table of content
CHAPTER 1. Sexuality in Perspective
CHAPTER 2. Theoretical Perspectives on Sexuality
CHAPTER 3. Sex Research
CHAPTER 4. Sexual Anatomy
CHAPTER 5. Sex Hormones, Sexual Differentiation, and the Menstrual Cycle
CHAPTER 6. Conception, Pregnancy, and Childbirth
CHAPTER 7. Contraception and Abortion
CHAPTER 8. Sexual Arousal
CHAPTER 9. Sexuality and the Life Cycle: Childhood and Adolescence
,CHAPTER 10. Sexuality and the Life Cycle: Adulthood
CHAPTER 11. Attraction, Love, and Communication
CHAPTER 12. Gender and Sexuality
CHAPTER 13. Sexual Orientation: Gay, Straight, or Bi?
CHAPTER 14. Variations in Sexual Behavior
CHAPTER 15. Sexual Coercion
CHAPTER 16. Sex for Sale
CHAPTER 17. Sexual Disorders and Sex Therapy
CHAPTER 18. Sexually Transmitted Infections
CHAPTER 19. Ethics, Religion, and Sexuality
CHAPTER 20. Sex and the Law
, Chapter 1: Sexuality in Perspective
1
The state of being male or female
gender
--
2
behavior that produces arousal and increases the change of orgasm
sexual behavior
--
3
in communications theory, the view that exposure to the mass media makes people
think that what they see there represents the mainstream of what really occurs
cultivation
--
4
in communications theory, the idea that the media define what is important and what is
not by which stories they cover
agenda setting
--
5
in communications theory, the idea that the media provide role models whom we imitate
social learning
--
6
traditional ideas and values passed down from generation to generation within a group
and transmitted to members of the group by symbols (such as language)
culture
--
7
