Introduction of an Undergraduate Course in the Psychology of Human Sexuality

Abstract

Despite initial objections, this course was introduced and experimentally demonstrated to have produced an increase in knowledge.

Encouraging Students to Apply Human Sexuality Material to Themselves by Using Integration Papers

“…After reviewing the research literature on developing human sexuality courses (e.g., Adams, 1974;Barbour, 1989a;Finken, 2003Finken, , 2006Gebhard, 1975;Goldfarb, 2005;Kelly, 2005;Kieinginna & McClure, 1981;McCarthy, 2005;McCary, 1975;Moglia, 1994;Morrison, 1972;Moy, 1987;Neubeck & Maison, 1979;Petersen, 1997;Polyson, Lash, & Evans, 1986;Ray & Kirkpatrick, 1983;Walters, 1993;Watts, 1977), very little information could be found about using papers in human sexuality courses. The articles that were found are reviewed next.…”

A comparative study of sex knowledge among hearing and deaf college freshmen

“…As provided under PL94-142, all deaf students in public schools have legal access to qualified interpreters, whether they be oral, sign language, or cued speech, but this is often not the case. Woodward (1977) (Achtzehn, 1981;Bass, 1974;Fitz-Gerald, 1987;Lewis, 1982;and Pearson, 1979 (Darabi, 1982;De Pietro and Allen, 1984;Huszti, 1987;Kleinginna, 1981;Koch, 1983;Mims, Yeaworth, and Hornstein, 1974;Murstein, 1989).…”