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Sex Final

Terms in this set (33)

Four Phases of Contraceptive Use
Abstinence, Risk Taking, Use of non-Rx methods, Use of Rx methods
Barrier/Mechanical
Type of Contraception; blocks fertilization
Spermicidal
Type of Contraception; killing the sperm on contact
Hormonal
Type of Contraception; adverting production of the release of mature sex cells
Natural
Type of Contraception; avoiding days when contraception is most likely
Withdrawal
Type of Contraception; terminating intercourse prior to ejaculation
Surgical
Type of Contraception; interruption of reproductive tracts
Celibacy
Type of Contraception; abstinence; avoiding intercourse
Reasons for Contraceptive Control
Prevent unwanted pregnancy, spacing pregnancies, limiting family size, avoiding inherited disease
Reasons Against Contraceptive Control
Religious reasons, health risks, being uninformed, negative attitudes about fertility control
Factors in Choosing a Contraceptive
Safety, effectiveness, motivation, convenience, personal preference
Factors for Sex During Pregnancy
Previous attitudes about sex, history or risk of medical conditions, physical aspects, emotional aspects
Origins of "Sex During Pregnancy" Attitudes
Whether or not the pregnancy was planned, financial resources, ease vs. difficulty of pregnant, myths and wives tales
Sex After Delivery
Avoid intercourse for 2-6 weeks, vaginal lubrication is decreased
Major Sex Studies
Highest peak in the 1980s
Sources of Sex Education
Friends, books, media, adults, parents, school
Sex Topics Covered in Schools
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Why Parents Don't Talk About Sex
They are uninformed, uncertain about their child's needs, doubts about terms and amount of details, discomfort, fear
What Should be Taught in Sex Education
Comprehensive information, sequential information, developmental information, wanted and needed information, abstinence
Qualifications for Sex Educators
Well educated, comfortable with discussing sex, understanding of human growth and development, knows importance of sex education, knowledgeable of good relationships
What Children Want to Know about Sex
Body parts, pregnancy, sexual desire, homosexuality, self-eroticism, sexual response cycle, love, fellatio, M/F relationships, contraception
What Children Need to Know about Sex
Love and commitment, having a sense of humor, meaningful communication, marital responsibilities, family/home responsibilities, finances, decision making skills, coping skills, how/why not to have sex, opposite sex
Principles for Teaching Kids about Sex
Involve both parents, sex is a beautiful gift from God, geared toward the child's level, teach at an early age and continue through the years, answer questions, don't wait for the questions
Goals of Sex Education
Prevent disease and unwanted pregnancies, encourage self respect and resistance to group pressure, Understand gender differences
Research: Where Do We Go From Here?
research must continue, long term studies are necessary, there is a need for funded research, Christians should educate their families and congregations
Sex Education in the Church
Begin with leadership, involve parents, provide other class options, address wants and needs
Contraception
Surgical and nonsurgical methods to prevent pregnancy
Pregnancy Rate
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Theoretical Rate
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Lowest Failure Rate
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Perfect Use Rate
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Actual Failure Rate
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Typical Failure Rate
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