1. Sexual expression Chapter 9
Human Sexuality: Diversity in Contemporary America, 7th Edition
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2. Sexual expression Sexual attractiveness Sexual scripts Autoeroticism
Sexual behavior with others
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3. Sexual attractiveness
Cross cultural analysis
Youthfulness
Health
Evolutionary perspective
Sexual selection strategy
Sex differences in physiology and strategy
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5. Sexual attractiveness
Views of college students
Valued characteristics
Longitudinal perspective
Women’s body ratios
Waist to hip ratios
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7. Sexual attractiveness
Sexual desire
Erotophilia
Erotophobia
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8. Sexual scripts Influences Interpersonal scripting Gender Culture
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9. Autoeroticism! Masturbation Stereotypical views
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11. Fantasies Sex differences in content Functions
During sexual expression
Erotic dreams
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12. Masturbation Ethnicity Prevalence Childhood & adolescence
With in relationships
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13. Sexual behavior with others
Touching
Pleasuring
Kissing
STIs
Intimacy & comfort
Variation
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14. Sexual behavior with others
Oral - genital sex
Cunnilingus
Fellatio
Anal eroticism
STIs
Intimacy & comfort
Variation
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16. Sexual intercourse Significance Positions Anal Individual Dyad
Variations
All possible options
Anal
Stigma
Comfort
Health
Culture
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17. Final thoughts Sexual attractiveness Sexual scripts Autoeroticism
Sexual behavior with others
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