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Introduction to Human Sexuality
This text is an introductory human sexuality textbook that was created to offer updated, inclusive, and affordable content on human sexuality. The book is divided into two parts: the first covers personal topics like sexology and gender, while the second addresses professional topics like sexual health and dysfunctions. The authors aim to provide an intersectional and dynamic resource for students across various fields and encourage feedback for continual improvement.
- Author
- Emerson Wolfe and Ericka Goerling
- Publisher
- Portland Community College
- Source
- LibreTexts
- License
- CC BY-NC-SA
- Language
- EN
- Category
- Basic Sciences
Contents· 22 sections
- 01: Part I - Reflections and Explorations in Human Sexuality
- 1.01: Community Agreements and Terminology
- 1.02: Human Sexuality Theories
- 1.03: Sexology through Time and Contemporary Sex Research
- 1.04: Sex Differentiation Anatomy and Physiology
- 1.05: Gender
- 1.06: Sexual Orientation
- 1.07: Attraction
- 1.08: Sexual Response and the Biochemistry of Love
- 1.09: Sexual Behaviors (and Safer Sex)
- 1.10: Intimate Relationships
- 02: Part II - Professional and Clinical Topics in Human Sexuality
- 2.01: Terminology Review and Preview
- 2.02: Sexual Development Through the Lifespan
- 2.03: Contraception
- 2.04: Sexually Transmitted Infections
- 2.05: Conception Pregnancy and Birth
- 2.06: Variations in Sexual Behavior
- 2.07: Sexual Dysfunction and Treatment
- 2.08: Sexual Marketplace
- 2.09: Trauma Therapy and Trauma Informed Care
- 2.10: Ability Intersectionality Body Image and Reclaiming Our Bodies