Published 7/2022 MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz Language: English | Size: 4.25 GB | Duration: 4h 46m Psychology of Human Sexuality
What you'll learn Describe and compare several theoretical approaches to sexual development; Recognize cross-cultural influences on sexuality and explain the key factors involved in emotional, physical, social, and mental processes; Demonstrate a general knowledge of the basic concepts of human sexual behavior from a historical perspective to include Greek philosophy; Identify the major parts of the human sexual anatomy, to include both male and female external and internal sexual organs. Utilize the course to gain insight into his or her own developmental process, sexual attitudes, and behaviors; Understand the concept of standards of beauty, sexual variations, sexual disorders, and how these apply to human sexuality and self-image. Requirements There are no prerequisites for taking this course. Description Sex education, also known as sexual education, sexuality education or sex ed, is the instruction of issues relating to human sexuality, including emotional relations and responsibilities, human sexual anatomy, sexual activity, sexual reproduction, and more.This course examines the physiological and psychological components of human sexuality and their interaction. The primary focus includes: theoretical perspectives on sexuality such as Freud's psychosexual stages; cross-cultural influences on sexual attitudes and behaviors - kissing, oral sex, and masturbation; history of sexuality in religion and Greek philosophy; sex, gender and gender identity; premarital sex pros and cons; research and perspectives on sex; beauty standards and sex; male sexual organs - the penis and the matter of size; female sexual organs – the clitoris and multiple orgasms; female breasts – sizes and shapes; Masters and Johnson – the sexual response cycle; sexual disorders and dysfunctions.This course is available to all students and advanced college level learners. It does not focus on basic instructional information (i.e. how to put a condom on a banana).Upon completion of this course the student should be able to:Describe and compare several theoretical approaches to sexual development;Recognize cross-cultural influences on sexuality and explain the key factors involved in emotional, physical, social, and mental processes;Demonstrate a general knowledge of the basic concepts of human sexual behavior from a historical perspective to include Greek philosophy;Identify the major parts of the human sexual anatomy, to include both male and female external and internal sexual organs.Utilize the course to gain insight into his or her own developmental process, sexual attitudes, and behaviors;Understand the concept of standards of beauty, sexual variations, sexual disorders, and how these apply to human sexuality and self-image. Overview Section 1: Introduction to Sex Education Lecture 1 Introduction Lecture 2 Why Study Sex? Section 2: Influences on Human Behavior - Psychology's Perspectives Lecture 3 Influences on Human Behavior Lecture 4 Perspectives in Psychology - How to Analyze Human Behavior Lecture 5 Sex, Gender and Gender Identity Section 3: History & The Science of Sex Lecture 6 History of Sexuality in Religion & Greek Philosophy Lecture 7 The Science of Sex - A Historical Account Lecture 8 Freud's Psychosexual Development Theory Lecture 9 Penis Envy vs Womb Envy Section 4: Sexual Anatomy & Reproduction Lecture 10 Male Sexual Organs - The Penis Lecture 11 Female Sexual Organs Lecture 12 The Clitoris and the Female Orgasm Lecture 13 Female Breasts - Size and Shape Lecture 14 Prenatal Development and the Birthing Process Section 5: Social and Cultural Influences on Sexuality Lecture 15 Teens, Sex and the Media Lecture 16 An Article Review on Premarital Sex - Pros & Cons Lecture 17 An Article Review on Masturbation Benefits Lecture 18 Standards of Beauty Lecture 19 Kissing and Oral Sex - A Cross-Cultural Perspective Section 6: The Sexual Response Cycle & Sexual Disorders Lecture 20 The Human Sexual Response Cycle Lecture 21 Sexual Disorders & Therapy Lecture 22 Love Theories Section 7: Final Reflection & Certificate of Completion Lecture 23 An End of Course Thank You... This course is available to all students and advanced college level learners. It does not focus on basic instructional information (i.e. how to put a condom on a banana).
