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Pioneered the research about human sexual self response
William Masters & Virginia Jhonson(1960)
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4 stages of the human response cycle
Excitement, Plateau,Orgasm,Resolution
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Crucial in Regulating the tes tes in men and Ovaries in woman
Luteinizing hormone(L H)
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The one who proposed the 3 stages of falling in love.
Helen Fisher
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Biologicaly motivated motivation to seek sexual activity or gratification
Sex Drive
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Hormones of the Male
Androgen
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Alson known as the love hormone
Oxytocin
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Physical Traits not essential to reproduction that results from the so called male and female hormone
Secondary Sex Characteristics
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Refers to the sequence og physical and emotional occuruncies when the person participate in sexual activity.
The Sexual Response Cycle
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Represents a more complex psychological experience that is not dependent on hormonal factors
Sex desire
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Arosusal Slowy Subsides and Return to normal levels
Resulution
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The Attachment Chemistry
Oxytocin+Vasopresin
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The lust Chemical
Ostregen + Testosterone
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Regulate motivation to engage in sexual behaviour for women
estrogen and progesterone
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Chromosome XY
Male
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Reasons why a human became Homosexual snd Hiterosexual
Biological, Family Dynamics, Learning Theory, Urbanization
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Secretes the hormones produced in Hyphotalamus
Pituitarty Gland
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The most important part of the brain for sexual functioning
Hypothalamus
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The Attraction Chemical
Norepinephrine,Dopamine,Serotonin
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Chromosome XX
Female
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The three stages of love
Lust, attraction, attachment
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Physical arousal Builds
Plateau
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Responsible for Ovulation in females
Follicle Stimulating Hormone(FSH)
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The Anatomical Traits essential to reproduction
Primary Sex Characteristics
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The begenning of sexual arrousal preparation for inter course
Excitement
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Its the Biological component determines on the basis of primary sex and characteristics
Sex
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Its where lies the sexual tought and fantasies
Cerebral Context
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Where Emotional snd Feelings Lies
Limbic Syatem
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Its the stage of development at wich individuals became sexually mature
Puberty