Human Sexuality
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Hock's Human Sexuality, Second Edition, takes an interpersonal approach to human sexuality. The central message of the text is developing and defining your own sexual philosophy. Every chapter begins with actual student questions. Throughout the chapter the questions are answered and new ones are posed--encouraging students to think critically, analyze, and use the material in personally relevant ways. Hock takes a psychosocial approach, focusing on those topics that are most critical and of greatest relevance to the students' personal lives, their interactions with others, and how these topics affect them emotionally. This student-centered approach is incorporated into the text's discussions of all areas of sexuality--psychological, social and biological (including medical, health, anatomical and physiological). Sensitivity to diverse groups, not only in terms of race and ethnicity, but also in terms if sexual orientation and age, allows all students to feel as comfortable and open as possible.
1 Studying Human Sexuality2 Sexual Anatomy3 The Physiology of Human Sexual Responding4 Love, Intimacy, and Sexual Communication5 Contraception: Planning and Preventing Pregnancy6 Sexual Behaviors: Experiencing Sexual Pleasure7 Sexual Problems and Solutions8 Sexually Transmitted Infections9 Conception, Pregnancy, and Birth10 Gender: Expectations, Roles, and Behaviors11 Sexual Orientation12 Sexual Development throughout Life13 Sexual Aggression and Violence: Rape, Child Sexual Abuse, and Harassment14 Paraphilias: The Extremes of Sexual Behavior15 The Sexual Marketplace: Prostitution and Pornography
