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The document outlines the typical stages of sexual development from birth through late adulthood. It identifies key events at each stage, such as gender identification starting at age 3, masturbation becoming normal at ages 4-5, sexual characteristics developing during adolescence, and sexual activity commonly occurring in young adulthood through late adulthood with adaptations at older ages. The stages provide a framework for understanding changes in sexuality over the human lifespan.
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2. Meaning and Definition on Sexuality:
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4. Sexual activity
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“…a central aspect of being human throughout life encompasses sex, gender identities and roles, sexual orientation, eroticism, pleasure, intimacy and reproduction.
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Physical & Cognitive
Development
Sources include: Boyd & Bee (2012) “Lifespan Development”
Defining Adolescence
Challenging: Synonymous with teenage years?
Physical changes may occur by age 9
Level of increased maturity/responsibility
Transitional Period (Childhood – Adult)
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Pituitary Gland
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Secondary Sex Characteristics
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AGING – Biological / Psychological / Social
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Females
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- 2. AT BIRTH Gender assigned. It is common for 18 month old to play with genitals.
- 3. 3 YEARS Gender identification. Kids explore and fondle.
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- 7. ADOLESCENCE Primary and Secondary sexual characteristics develop Information on body changes, odour, STI Masturbation is normal and heavy
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- 9. ADULTHOOD (40-65 years) Less hormone production Adjust to new roles and re-evaluate and direct energies Look at aspects of life
- 10. LATE ADULTHOOD (65+) Sexually active Counsel on adaptation
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