C6 part 2 additional

Question 1

THREE BIOLOGICAL STAGES

Answer 1

—LUST, ATTRACTION, AND ATTACHMENT

Question 2

This is the stage of physical
desire and sexual attraction.

Answer 2

lust

Question 3

lust is driven by the sex
hormones testosterone and
estrogen, which are produced
under the influence of the

Answer 3

hypothalamus.

Question 4

This stage involves intense focus, obsession,

Answer 4

attraction

Question 5

The brain releases dopamine and norepinephrine, which
create feelings of pleasure, energy, and euphoria, but may
also cause loss of appetite and sleep.

Answer 5

attraction

Question 6

This is the stage of deep bonding
and long-term connection.

Answer 6

attachment

Question 7

this is where Partners begin to plan, share
dreams, and seek emotional
closeness.

Answer 7

attachment

Question 8

LOVE STYLES (COLOR WHEEL THEORY OF LOVE) is created by

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john lee

Question 9

give the 6 LOVE STYLES

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1. Eros – Passionate, romantic, physical attraction, love at first sight,
   short-lived.
2. Agape – Selfless, altruistic, prioritizes partner, unconditional
   support.
3. Storge – Gradual, friendship-based, stable, comfortable, nonsexual
   affection.
4. Ludus – Playful, non-committal, manipulative, sees love as a game.
5. Mania – Obsessive, possessive, jealous, intense, easily controlled by
   others.
6. Pragma – Practical, realistic, planned, future-oriented, sensible
   love.

Question 10

LOVE STYLES

Passionate, romantic, physical attraction, love at first sight,
short-lived.

Question 11

LOVE STYLES

Selfless, altruistic, prioritizes partner, unconditional

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2. Agape –

Question 12

LOVE STYLES
Gradual, friendship-based, stable, comfortable, nonsexual
affection.

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Storge –

Question 13

LOVE STYLES
Playful, non-committal, manipulative, sees love as a game.

Answer 13

Ludus –

Question 14

LOVE STYLES
Obsessive, possessive, jealous, intense, easily controlled by
others.

Answer 14

Mania –

Question 15

LOVE STYLES
Practical, realistic, planned, future-oriented, sensible
love.

Answer 15

Pragma –

Question 16

is any activity, solitary, by pair or by group
which includes sexual arousal.

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SEXUAL BEHAVIOR-

Question 17

A behavior with the intention of stimulating
self that caused arousal usually done in private.

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Solitary behavior –

Question 18

is generally divided into heterosexual
behavior (male with female) and homosexual behavior (male
with male or female with female).

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Sociosexual behavior

Question 19

The state of abstaining from all sexual activity, either
by choice or for religious, personal, or health reasons.

Answer 19

Celibate-

Question 20

refers to a person’s emotional,
romantic, or sexual attraction to others. It describes who a
person is naturally drawn to in terms of love, affection, or sexual
desire.

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SEXUAL ORIENTATION-

Question 21

– it is the attraction to members of opposite sex.

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Heterosexuality

Question 22

It is the attraction to members of the same
sex.

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Homosexuality –

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2 types of Homosexuality –

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a. Lesbian –woman to woman
b. Gay – man to man

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both men and women

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Bisexual –

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desire to permanently transition to the gender with which they identify, usually seeking medical assistance.

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Transsexual –

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A person attracted to men, women, and non- binary people

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5. Pansexual-

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A person who feels little or no sexual desire

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Asexual-

Question 28

A person attracted to multiple genders who does not feel the need to identify strictly as bisexual or pansexual.

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Queer-

Question 29

_______ is a person’s deeply felt internal sense of their own gender, which may be male, female, a blend of both, neither, or another gender entirely. It is how someone personally experiences and understands their gender, regardless of the sex assigned at birth.

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Gender identity

Question 30

Gender identity outside the male/female binary.

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1. Non-binary –

Question 31

Rejects traditional gender categories; may overlap with non-binary.

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Genderqueer –

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Gender identity changes over time or depending on the situation.

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3. Genderfluid –

Question 33

Lacking a gender or identifying as having no gender.

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4. Agender –

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Identifying as two genders, either simultaneously or varying between them.

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5. Bigender –

Question 35

Identifying as a mix of male and female, or having a neutral gender expression.

Answer 35

6. Androgynous –

Question 36

A person with XX chromosomes, ovaries, and typically _____ reproductive anatomy.

Answer 36

1. Female:

Question 37

A person with XY chromosomes, testes, and typically ____ reproductive anatomy.

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. Male:

Question 38

READ EXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEASES (STDS) / INFECTIONS (STIS) * Sexually Transmitted Diseases (STDs) / Infections (STIs)- Infections commonly spread through sexual contact, as well as blood transfusion, breastfeeding, or saliva. * Causes: Bacteria, viruses, parasites, and yeast. * Treatment: Bacterial, parasitic, or yeast STIs can often be treated with antibiotics. Viral STIs (like HIV, herpes, HPV) have no cure, but symptoms can be managed with medication.