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What does the 'psychosocial' concept primarily involve?
What does the 'psychosocial' concept primarily involve?
In Erikson's stages of psychosocial development, the virtue developed from 'Trust vs. Mistrust' is:
In Erikson's stages of psychosocial development, the virtue developed from 'Trust vs. Mistrust' is:
Which of the following is NOT one of the primary psychological domains?
Which of the following is NOT one of the primary psychological domains?
The Affective Primacy Hypothesis suggests that:
The Affective Primacy Hypothesis suggests that:
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Which dimension of well-being emphasizes the need for regular physical activity?
Which dimension of well-being emphasizes the need for regular physical activity?
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What is meant by 'rational self-interest' in the context of rational behavior?
What is meant by 'rational self-interest' in the context of rational behavior?
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What does the dimension of 'Environmental well-being' focus on?
What does the dimension of 'Environmental well-being' focus on?
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Which crisis/task is associated with developing the virtue of 'Fidelity' in Erikson’s stages?
Which crisis/task is associated with developing the virtue of 'Fidelity' in Erikson’s stages?
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What is the primary role of sensation in human perception?
What is the primary role of sensation in human perception?
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Which of the following best describes feelings?
Which of the following best describes feelings?
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What are desire disorders primarily related to?
What are desire disorders primarily related to?
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Which factors can contribute to decreased libido?
Which factors can contribute to decreased libido?
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What is the definition of sensation in psychology?
What is the definition of sensation in psychology?
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Sexual dysfunction can generally result in which of the following?
Sexual dysfunction can generally result in which of the following?
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How do feelings influence a person's awareness of their situation?
How do feelings influence a person's awareness of their situation?
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Which sensory system is NOT one of the five senses mentioned?
Which sensory system is NOT one of the five senses mentioned?
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What is the most common type of arousal disorder in men?
What is the most common type of arousal disorder in men?
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Which of the following factors can contribute to orgasmic disorders?
Which of the following factors can contribute to orgasmic disorders?
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What typically characterizes paraphilic disorders?
What typically characterizes paraphilic disorders?
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Which condition can cause pain during intercourse in women?
Which condition can cause pain during intercourse in women?
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What is voyeurism primarily associated with?
What is voyeurism primarily associated with?
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What defines exhibitionistic disorder?
What defines exhibitionistic disorder?
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Which of the following is an example of a pain disorder during sexual activity?
Which of the following is an example of a pain disorder during sexual activity?
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Which of the following describes frotteurism?
Which of the following describes frotteurism?
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Study Notes
Psychosocial Perspective in Gender and Sexuality
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Psychosocial encompasses psychology (mental processes & behavior) and social (human relationships, connection, & interaction).
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Erik Erikson's Stages of Psychosocial Development
- Trust vs. Mistrust (infancy): Develops hope through consistent care.
- Autonomy vs. Shame and Doubt (early childhood): Develops will through independence.
- Initiative vs. Guilt (preschool): Develops purpose through exploration and goal setting.
- Industry vs. Inferiority (school age): Develops competency through achievements and learning.
- Identity vs. Role Confusion (adolescence): Develops fidelity through exploring identity and values.
- Intimacy vs. Isolation (young adulthood): Develops love through intimate relationships.
- Generativity vs. Stagnation (middle adulthood): Develops care through contributing to society and future generations.
- Integrity vs. Despair (late adulthood): Develops wisdom through reflecting on life with acceptance.
Dimensions of Well-Being
- Social: Connecting and relating with others.
- Emotional: Awareness, acceptance, and healthy expression of feelings.
- Physical: Engagement in regular physical activity.
- Career/Material: Finding satisfaction and enrichment through work and material possessions.
- Mental/Intellectual: Engaging in stimulating and creative mental activities.
- Environmental: Caring for the Earth and its resources.
- Spiritual: Searching for meaning and purpose in life.
Rational Behavior and Affective Primacy Hypothesis
- Rational behavior involves making decisions to achieve maximum goal fulfillment.
- Affective Primacy Hypothesis: States that feelings precede evaluation. This is a natural reaction to sudden or unexpected stimuli.
- Cognitive Primacy Hypothesis: Perceiving something before making an emotional judgment.
Sensation and Feeling
- Sensation: Information taken in and interpreted by the brain through sensory systems (vision, smell, hearing, touch, taste).
- Feeling: Emotional states informed by thoughts, moods, sensations, experiences, and beliefs.
Sexual Behavior
- Includes both biological and cultural influences.
- Involves sexual arousal, courtship displays, and enhancing sexual experiences.
Sexual Dysfunction
- Desire Disorders (Libido Disorders): Difficulty with sexual desire and interest.
- Arousal Disorders: Difficulty achieving physical arousal during sexual activity.
- Orgasmic Disorders: Absent or delayed orgasm.
- Pain Disorders: Pain during sexual activity.
Paraphilias
- Intense and persistent sexual interest outside of typical genital stimulation with consenting partners.
- Voyeurism: Sexual arousal from observing nudity or sexual activity.
- Exhibitionism: Sexual arousal from genital exposure, often to unsuspecting strangers.
- Frotteurism: Intense sexual arousal from touching or rubbing against a nonconsenting person.
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Explore the psychosocial framework that shapes gender and sexuality through Erik Erikson's stages of development. Understand how each stage contributes to our psychological and social growth, influencing identity and relationships throughout life. This quiz will challenge your knowledge of key concepts in psychosocial development.
