CUNY Kingsborough Community College Human Sexuality Discussion Chapter 9 Provide a short summary of the reading taking key points and highlighting them (a

CUNY Kingsborough Community College Human Sexuality Discussion Chapter 9

Provide a short summary of the reading taking key points and highlighting them (approximately 1-2 pages)

Please also answer the following questions:

1) Discuss cultural scripts. How do cultural scripts differ by ethnicity, such as sequence of behaviors and types of preferred behaviors?

2) Discuss changing attitudes toward masturbation and sexual intercourse from the 19th century to the present. Would you have been able to discern the cultural values and taboos concerning masturbation and sexual intercourse taboos if you had lived in the 19th century? How can you evaluate the cultural values underlying contemporary attitudes toward masturbation and sexual intercourse?

3) Some individuals believe that certain sexual behaviors are more typical of gay or lesbian people, such as oral sex or anal sex (regardless of it’s true). Discuss differences between sexual behaviors and orientation.

Book: Yarber, W. L., Sayad, B. W., & Strong, B. (2013). Human sexuality: Diversity in contemporary America. New York, NY: McGraw-Hill.

no outside source

Chapter 10

Provide a short summary of the reading taking key points and highlighting them (approximately 1-2 pages)

Please also answer the following questions:

1) What makes one behavior atypical but the other paraphilic? What underlying standards are being applied? Note also that these standards change: masturbation was once considered pathological.

2) Discuss how pathology often reflects societal norms, using examples of masturbation and excessive sexual intercourse. Who gets to determine what is normal? Are there some behaviors that are inherently pathological or does pathology fundamentally reflect societal norms? Explore paraphilia within the context of society, culture, and history.

3) Should people that have pedophilic urges be required to seek treatment, even if they have had no sexual contact with children? Should a pedophile be treated differently if the child was not forced and reports no feelings of victimization? What do you think the age of consent should be?

Book: Yarber, W. L., Sayad, B. W., & Strong, B. (2013). Human sexuality: Diversity in contemporary America. New York, NY: McGraw-Hill.

no outside source

Chapters will be uploaded Purchase answer to see full
attachment