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    Lesson 6 - Unpacking The Self - The Physical and Sexual Self

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    The document discusses topics related to physical and sexual development. It defines the physical and sexual self, then outlines typical secondary sex characteristics in males and females during puberty such as growth of body hair and changes in bone structure. It also lists some diseases associated with the reproductive system in men and women. The document further discusses erogenous zones, Freud's psychosexual stages of development, the human sexual response cycle, and the chemistry of lust, attraction and attachment in relationships.

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    Lesson 6 - Unpacking The Self - The Physical and Sexual Self

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    CHAPTER II

    UNPACKING THE SELF


    THE PHYSICAL AND SEXUAL SELF

    PHYSICAL SELF- Refers to the body, this marvellous container and complex,
    machine with which we interface with our environment and fellow beings.
    Physical self is the concrete dimension, the tangible aspect of the person
    that can be directly observed and examined.

    SEXUAL SELF- Refers to the totality of oneself as a sexual being,


    including positive and negative concepts and feelings.
    DEFINING BEAUTY
    1. For me, beauty means ___________
    2. A beautiful person is __________
    3. I am beautiful because __________
    SECONDARY SEXUAL CHARACTERISTICS
    MALE FEMALE
    GROWTH OF HAIR, ENLARGEMENT OF BREAST
    UNDERARM,PUBIC HAIR, CHEST
    HAIR, FACIAL HAIR
    HEAVIER SKULL AND BONE ERRECTION OF NIPPLES
    STRUCTURE
    FACE IS SCUARE WITH MORE GROWTH OF BODY HAIR
    ANGULAR FEATURES
    (UNDERARM)
    INCREASE OF SECRETIONS OF PUBIC HAIR
    OILS AND SWEAT GLANDS
    ENLARGEMENT OF LARNYX WIDENING OF HIPS
    (ADAMS APPLE) AND DEEPINING
    OF VOICE
    IINCREASE MUSCLE MASS AND FACE IS MORE ROUNDED
    STRENGTH
    LARGER BODIES
    WITH SOFTER FEATURES
    DISEASES ASSIOCIATED WITH
    THE REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM
    WOMEN
    -Vaginal Infections caused by Escherichia Coli “E-Coli”
    - Infections that sometimes leads to STERILITY (untreated)
    - Abnormal Menses through Infection or Hormones Imbalance
    - Syphilis , Gonorrhea
    MEN
    - Sexually Transmitted Disease “STD”
    -ORCHIDITIS inflammation of the testes, uncommon disease
    also leads to sterility
    -commonly follows mumps in an adult male
    EROGENOUS ZONES
    INCREASED SEXUAL AROUSAL
    MOUTH, BREAST,
    GENITALS AND ANUS

    IT ALSO INCLUDE:

    NECK, THIGHS
    ABDOMEN AND FEET
    The Psychosexual Stages (Sigmund Freud)
    Stage/ Age Erogenous Zone Gratification Conflict Consequences
    Oral Stage (0-2y/o) Mouth Eating, biting, thumb Weaning Bad mouthing, smoking,
    sucking, chewing oral sex
    Anal Stage (2-3 y/o) Anus Discharging & retaining Toilet training Anal explosive (over
    bowel movement generosity); Anal
    retentive (orderliness,
    perfection)
    Phallic Stage (3-6 y/o) Genitals Penis; clitoris Oedipus; Electra Penis Envy; Womb Envy
    Complex
    Latency Stage (6-12 y/o) None Directed to same sex. Directed to same sex, None. Because ones
    School work hobbies school work hobbies personality is generally
    completed in this stage
    Genital Stage (12-Adult) Genital Heterosexual, mating, Establishing intimate If the experiences during
    maturation relationship the pre-genital stage
    causes fixations, it will
    be manifested
    throughout life.
    The Human Sexual Response & Its
    Cycle
    Phase 1: Excitement
    Phase 2: Plateau
    Phase 3: Orgasm
    Phase 4: Resolution
    The Chemistry of Lust, Love, & Attraction
    Stages Description
    Stage 1: Lust Wild desire stage
    Testosterone & Estrogen
    Stage 2: Attraction Couples are in live and are overcome with their
    feelings.
    Dopamine-the reward center of the brain
    Norepinephrine- aka adrenaline
    Stage 3: Attachment Helps couples grow bonds and feel connected to
    each other.
    Oxytocin- aka love hormone/hug hormone
    Vasopressin- to help us feel long-term connection
    with someone and preceded commitment

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