Examines modern social issues associated with sexuality including gender, AIDS, pornography, sexual orientation, contraceptive use and misuse, rape, incest, sexual functioning and dysfunction, adolescent sexual behavior, and the impact of changing sexual practices and attitudes on the family. To this end, the course is designed to provide students with opportunities to analyze the basic social elements of human sexuality. Students can distinguish between the qualitative and quantitative characteristics of natural or behavioral phenomena.
Students can describe the importance of health and wellness in their lives.
Students can formulate specific objectives for themselves to maintain a life of activity and healthy living. Students have systematically investigated a culture or cultures other than their own. They are aware of cultural diversity and its implications. The family book about sexuality . Our sexuality, seventh edition .