Handbook of Human SexualityPresents a survey of what is known about sexual disorders and their treatment. It covers all the therapeutic approaches to sexual dysfunction: psychoanalytic, behavioural, Masters and Johnson's, Helen Kaplan's, and the holistic. |
Contents
Prenatal Influences and Subsequent Sexuality TOM MAZUR JOHN MONEY | 3 |
TERMINOLOGY AND DEFINITIONS | 4 |
HY ANTIGEN | 5 |
ADAMEVE PRINCIPLE | 6 |
MORPHOLOGIC DIFFERENTIATION OF THE BRAIN | 7 |
ANDROGENIZED FEMALE MONKEYS | 8 |
ANDROGENINSENSIT1VITY SYNDROME | 10 |
MATCHED PAIR WITH MICROPENIS | 11 |
COLONIALISM OR ALLIANCE? | 198 |
REFERENCES | 199 |
Sex and The Law JANET L DOLGIN BARBARA L DOLGIN | 201 |
SEX DISCRIMINATION | 206 |
LAW AND SOCIAL RULES | 220 |
GENERAL PURPOSES AND DEFINITIONS FROM NEW YORK PENAL LAW | 221 |
APPENDIX II | 223 |
CASES CITED | 224 |
ABSOLUTE SEXSHAREDTHRESHOLDDIMORPHIC AND ARBITRARY | 12 |
REFERENCES | 13 |
Sexuality in the Infant and Neonate Birth to Two Years EILEEN HIGHAM | 15 |
INTRODUCTION | 16 |
ENDOCRINE FUNCTION AND GENDER DIFFERENTIATION | 23 |
REFERENCES | 25 |
Childhood Sexuality FLOYD M MARTINSON | 29 |
INFANCY 03 YEARS | 30 |
EARLY CHILDHOOD 38 YEARS | 43 |
REFERENCES | 53 |
Sexuality in Early Adolescence HEINO FL MEYERBAHLBURG | 61 |
INTRODUCTION | 62 |
SURVEY DATA ON SEXUAL BEHAVIOR | 67 |
HORMONES THAT INFLUENCE SEXUAL BEHAVIOR | 69 |
PUBERTY AND SEXUAL BEHAVIOR IN SUBHUMAN MAMMALS | 71 |
PUBERTAL DISORDERS AND SEXUAL BEHAVIOR IN MAN | 72 |
CONCLUSIONS | 76 |
REFERENCES | 77 |
Sexuality in Adolescence FARIDA SHAH MELVIN ZELNIK | 83 |
INTRODUCTION | 84 |
TRENDS IN PREMARITAL INTERCOURSE | 85 |
FREQUENCY OF INTERCOURSE AND NUMBER OF PARTNERS | 87 |
CONTRACEPTIVE PRACTICE AND PREGNANCY | 89 |
REFERENCES | 91 |
Sexuality in Marriage JUANITA H WILLIAMS | 93 |
INTRODUCTION | 94 |
HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE | 95 |
EARLY RESEARCH ON MARITAL SEX | 99 |
SEXUAL BEHAVIOR IN MARRIAGE | 101 |
EXTRAMARITAL SEXUAL RELATIONS | 108 |
THE WOMANS MOVEMENT AND MARITAL SEX | 113 |
CROSSCULTURAL OBSERVATIONS | 114 |
SUMMARY | 119 |
REFERENCES | 120 |
Sexuality and Aging ANN JOHNSON SILNY | 123 |
ENDOCRINE AND REPRODUCTIVE TRACT CHANGES IN FEMALES | 124 |
ENDOCRINE AND REPRODUCTIVE TRACT CHANGES IN MALES | 126 |
SEXUAL CAPACITY IN THE MALE | 128 |
SEXUAL CAPACITY IN THE FEMALE | 130 |
SEXUAL CAPACITY IN MEN AND WOMEN | 131 |
SEXUAL ACTIVITY LEVELS AND PATTERNS | 133 |
HOMOSEXUALITY AND AGING | 137 |
TWO ATTITUDINAL STUDIES | 140 |
DETERMINANTS OF SEXUAL BEHAVIOR ACROSS THE LIFE CYCLE | 141 |
REFERENCES | 144 |
Personality Development and Sexuality TAGHI MODARRESSI | 147 |
THEORETICAL CONSIDERATIONS | 148 |
SEXUALITY AND CHILDHOOD | 150 |
SEXTYPE BEHAVIOR DURING CHILDHOOD | 152 |
CLINICAL STUDIES DURING CHILDHOOD | 153 |
SEXTYPING AND COGNITIVE STYLES | 154 |
REFERENCES | 156 |
SEX AND SOCIETY | 161 |
Relationships and Sexuality in Contexts and Culture The Anthropology of Eros LAWRENCE E FISHER | 163 |
INTRODUCTION | 164 |
CRAFTSMEN AND PATERNITY | 168 |
MENS SEXUALITY AND WOMENS SEXUALITY | 173 |
THE ANTHROPOLOGY OF EROS | 186 |
REFERENCES | 187 |
Sex Power and Human Relations BENJAMIN B WOLMAN | 191 |
BIOLOGICAL CONSIDERATIONS | 193 |
BRAINWASHING | 194 |
THE MOTHERWHORE COMPLEX | 195 |
CHANGING SOCIAL ROLES | 197 |
Sex Discrimination MADELINE E HEILMAN | 227 |
SEX STEREOTYPES | 228 |
ACCESS DISCRIMINATION | 232 |
TREATMENT DISCRIMINATION | 237 |
SEX DIFFERENCES | 241 |
REDUCING SEX DISCRIMINATION | 242 |
CONCLUDING COMMENTS | 245 |
Pornography A Review of Research ROBERT ATHANASIOU | 251 |
DEFINITIONS | 252 |
SURVEY STUDIES | 253 |
LABORATORY STUDIES OF PHYSIOLOGICAL RESPONSES | 255 |
STUDIES OF SOCIAL BEHAVIOR | 257 |
PERSONALITY SOCIAL DIFFERENCES SEX DIFFERENCES | 261 |
SEX DIFFERENCES | 262 |
REFERENCES | 263 |
SEXUAL DISORDERS AND THEIR TREATMENT | 267 |
Gender Identity Role Normal Differentiation and its Transpositions JOHN MONEY CLAUS WIEDEKING | 269 |
GENDER IDENTITYROLE | 270 |
DISORDERS OF GENDER IDENTITYROLE | 271 |
TRANSEXUALISM | 274 |
TRANSVESTISM | 278 |
HOMOSEXUALISM | 279 |
BISEXUALISM | 282 |
REFERENCES | 284 |
Psychoanalysis and Sexual Disorders WILLIAM W MEISSNER | 285 |
PSYCHOSEXUAL DEVELOPMENT | 288 |
THE ORAL STAGE | 290 |
THE ANAL STAGE | 291 |
THE URETHRAL STAGE | 293 |
THE LATENCY STAGE | 296 |
ADOLESCENCE | 297 |
MATURITY | 298 |
PERVERSIONS | 299 |
HOMOSEXUALITY | 301 |
TREATMENT METHODS | 307 |
REFERENCES | 310 |
The Behavioral Approach to Sexual Disorders HERBERT FENSTERHEIM JERRY S KANTER | 313 |
TARGET BEHAVIORS | 314 |
SEXUAL PROBLEMS AS PHOBIAS | 316 |
THE CONTENT OF THE PHOBIAS | 318 |
THE LAW OF PARSIMONY | 319 |
PHOBIC REDUCTION TECHNOLOGY | 321 |
SUMMARY | 323 |
A Brief Description of the Masters and Johnson Treatment of Sexual Dysfunction RAYMOND W WAGGONER | 325 |
TREATMENT TEAM | 326 |
THERAPEUTIC APPROACH | 327 |
REFERENCES | 328 |
Helen Singer Kaplans Treatment Method an Integrated Approach MILDRED HOPE WITKIN HELEN SINGER KAPLAN | 329 |
OVERVIEW | 330 |
TREATMENT PROCESS | 331 |
SUMMARY | 333 |
Sex Therapy Holistic Approach MILDRED HOPE WITKIN | 335 |
TOWARD A HOLISTIC THERAPY | 336 |
THE HOLISTIC EFFECTS OF SEX THERAPY | 338 |
THE CENTRALITY OF SEX | 340 |
THERAPISTS AND PATIENTS | 341 |
HOMEOSTATIC CONSIDERATIONS | 345 |
DYADS | 347 |
OLDER COUPLES | 350 |
THE HOLISTIC THERAPIST | 351 |
REFERENCES | 352 |
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