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| period of intrauterine fetal development |
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| one if the pair of tubes in the embryo that will develop, in female embryos, into the fallopian tubes, uterus, and parts of the vagina |
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| breast feed other children other than yours |
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| cognitive mechanism that helps us organize the world |
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| having high levels of both masculine and feminine characteristics |
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| hormone secreted by the hpothalamus that may be contributed to the physical bond between a mother and her infant |
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| act of sexually stimulating the male genitlas with the mouth |
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| act of stimulating the female with mouth |
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| maternal immune hypothesis |
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| theory of sexual orientation that proposes that the fraternal birth order effect of gay brothers reflects progressive immunization of some mothers to male specific anitgens |
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| arousal of sexual feeling without an external stimulus |
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| trying to change sexual orientation |
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| any various forms of sexual intercourse that is een as abnormal and unusual(bestiality) |
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| targeted because of your orientation |
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| having sex exclusivly with one gender then sex with another gender |
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| contemporaneous bisexuality |
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| having sexual partners of both sexes at the same time |
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| situational homosexuality |
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| becoming gay because lack of straight people want you |
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| fundamental differences in the way men and woman communicate |
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| chemical substances which are secreted by humans and animals and facilitate communication |
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| set of behaviors we use in our interactions with others |
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| set of behaviors we use to forge intimate relationships |
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| specialized chemical messengers in the body that transmit messages from one nerve cell to another |
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| first stage of sexual response |
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| second stage of sexual response. vasocongestion builds up |
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| third stage of sexual response, releases sexual tension |
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| fourth stage of sexual response, which body returns to the prearoused state |
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| increase in the blood concentrated in male and female genitals during sex |
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| involuntary contractions of the muscles |
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| thickning of walls in the lower third of the vagina |
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| swelling of the penis due to vasocongestion, causing secretion |
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| erect penis goes back down |
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| state of remaining unmarried |
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| rubbing genitals together for sexual pleasure |
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