UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA AT SANTA CRUZ
Psych 80B; Winter, 2009; Tonay
Human Sexuality
Selected Web
Sites of Intereset
Not all of the chapters listed here are assigned
reading. Neither I or UCSC are responsible for the content of
any of these pages; they are listed here as a starting place for
those who want to explore more. Chapters go with the 9th edition of the text; you can probably figure out what they're about! ;)
Ch. 1: Dr. Ruth's Home Page
Ch. 2: Kinsey Institute for Research
in Sex, Gender, and Reproduction
Ch. 3: Men's Issues Page
Ch. 3 : Feminist Internet Gateway
Ch 3: United Nations Population Fund (international
gender issues)
Ch. 4: Women's Sexual Health Issues
Ch. 5: Men's Sexual Health Issues
Ch. 6: Looking for That Brain Wave
Called Love
Ch.
7: Worldwide Marriage Encounter (resources for couples)
Ch. 7: Improving Intimacy... Without
Losing Your Boundaries
Ch.
8: Assertive Communication: How to Say No
Ch. 10: The Electronic Gay Commuity Magazine
(no one
knows how sexual orientation is determined)
Ch. 11: Planned Parenthood
(hormonal
methods are more effective than barrier methods; fertility awareness
using the symptothermal method, is nearly as effective as are
hormonal methods; you have a 1 in 3 chance of getting pregnant
if you have sex on the day of ovulation; among the most effective
methods are birth control pills, sterilization, IUD--among the
least effective are spermicides used alone, withdrawal, rhythm
method)
Ch. 12: Childbirth Organization (info on pregnancy,
childbirth)
Ch. 12: The First Nine Months (awesome
multimedia guide through pregnancy)
Ch. 13: American Social Health Assn. (sex info.
directed at teenagers)
Ch. 13: Mayo Clinic (re: 'normal' vs.
'abnormal' sexual behavior in children)
Ch. 14: National Institute on Aging
Ch. 14: Adult Sexual Advisor (re: changes
in arousal with aging)
Ch. 15: Sexual Disorders
Ch. 16: Mental Health Net (click on 'psychological self-help'
under the Books category)
Ch.
17: Centers for Disease Control & Prevention
(there are
2 types of STDs: bacterial--treated with antibiotics--and viral--no
cure; the most common STDs today in the US are gonorrhea, chlamydia,
hepatitis B, syphilis, HIV)
Ch.
18: Sexual Addiction Recovery Resources on the Internet
Ch. 19: Rape, Abuse, and Incest Network
Ch. 19: Information on Sexual Harassment
Ch. 19: Dept. of Justice (on date rape
drugs)
Ch. 20: Computers & Academic Freedom:
Sex, Censorship & the Internet
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