PSYC 2204 Human Sexuality

Theoretical and empirical analysis of human sexual behavior, including an overview of the biological and sociological perspectives, with emphasis on the psychological foundations of sexual behavior.

Credits

3

Typically Offered

Athens Campus: as needed - Demorest Campus: as needed; summer as needed online

Student Learning Outcomes

Upon the completion of this course, students will be able to demonstrate the following outcome-based learning skills:

1. Demonstrate understanding of research methods used in research on human sexuality.
2. Discuss similarities and differences in sexual behavior across various animal species.
3. Understand the biological factors involved in sexual differentiation and sexual orientation.
4. Describe the relevant biological and cultural influences on sexual behavior in humans.
5. Discuss the interaction between sexuality and emotional intimacy in forming attachments.
6. Understand how biology, genetics and environmental factors influence one's sexuality.
7. Discuss the role of culture in establishing/maintaining norms about gender and sexuality.