PS 305 Human Sexuality

This course examines human sexuality from psychological, biological, behavioral, social, and historical perspectives. Topics include sexual research, cultural and theoretical perspectives, values and sex, love, communication and intimacy, sexual anatomy and physiology, sexually transmitted diseases, patterns of sexual response, sexual disorders and therapies, the development of sexuality, sexual orientation, sexuality and the law, coercive sexual behavior, and other contemporary social issues in sexuality.

Credits

3