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This personal response discusses the influences on the writer’s sexual standards and values, including legalism and situational ethics. It also explores historical and cultural perspectives on sexuality. It is for the PSY 265 course.
What's inside
- Influences on sexual standards and values
- Legalism and situational ethics
- Historical perspectives on sexuality
- Cultural perspectives on sexuality
- Personal views on sexuality
Who it is for: Students of the PSY 265 course. (Undergraduate)
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Summary
Sexual identity is influenced by many factors. This document describes how personal experiences and historical perspectives have shaped one person's sexual standards and values.
Influence of Sources
Several sources have influenced the writer's sexual standards and values. Parents, religion, peers, subculture, and appraisal from influences all played a role. The writer's approach to sexual ethics has changed over time.
Historical Perspectives
Historical perspectives on sexuality have shaped societal views. Ancient Greece, Rome, and Christian teachings have all influenced attitudes towards homosexuality. These perspectives have affected how people view and accept different sexual orientations.
Personal Attractiveness
Attractiveness is influenced by similarity, reciprocity, and proximity. The writer values similarity in attitudes and interests. Effective communication is key to maintaining strong relationships.
Key terms
- Legalism approach
- A value system based on moral law.
- Situational ethics approach
- A value system based on the situation at hand.
- Cross-cultural perspectives
- Views on sexuality from different cultures.
- Attractiveness
- Similarity, reciprocity, and proximity are components of attractiveness.
Questions this document helps with
- How do personal experiences shape sexual identity?
- What historical perspectives influence views on homosexuality?
- How does similarity in attitudes affect relationships?
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