Search Essays

…of traditional gender ideologies, which attempt to explain “natural” sexual behavior and/or “natural” gender differences. As in the rape cases, the use of ridged gender roles often play a silent through critical role in shaping the court’s decisions on sexual…

…Homosexuality and The Church According to the book, Morality an Invitation to Christian Living, homosexuality is a sexual attraction toward persons of the same sex. This books states that homosexual couples should not marry because it would undermine…

…rates of STDs in this country. Biologicaly- many infections don’t show evident symtoms so there is a delayed detection and treatment Behavioral- teenagers in general are becoming sexually active earlier and marrying later. This is one of the leading…

…between exposure to sexual content in the media and sexual beliefs, attitudes and behaviors.23 Studies of female adolescents have found that heavy television viewing can lead to negative attitudes toward remaining a virgin and that there is a correlation…

…Sex Education and Pregnancy Children and teenagers will a variety of information and situations related to sexuality. Guidance from families and schools id the key role in helping teenagers’ healthy sexual development and responsible behavior…

…Testosterone Equals Aggression or Aggression Equals Testosterone? High levels of testosterone seem to encourage behavior apparently intended to dominate -- to enhance one's status over -- other people. Sometimes dominant behavior is aggressive…

…, but they sound as if they mean every word they say. “ Two hallmarks of the antisocial personality are impulsive behavior, such as reckless driving or a promiscuous sexual relations, and a remarkable lack of guilt for pain and suffering they inflict on others…

…to child maltreatment. There are four general categories of child maltreatment now recognized. They are physical abuse, sexual abuse, neglect and emotional maltreatment. Each category, in turn, covers a range of behavior. The maltreatment of children…

…that abnormal behavior is much like all behaviors, a result of learning. In a sense it says that negative behavior and thinking (i.e. anger, anxiety, dejection, hatred, sexual deviations, and similar behaviors) are learned and therefore can be unlearned…

…to measure drug use and risk behaviors for HIV and other sexually transmitted diseases. Similar recruitment techniques were used, and both studies used the Risk Behavior Assessment to measure drug use, sexual risk behavior, demographics, disease history…