Titlebook: Women’s Sexual Experience; Explorations of the Martha Kirkpatrick Book 1982 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1982 Syndrom.developm

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The Prostitute as a Victimrancy, gambling, pornography, and prostitution, wherein, typically, none of the involved citizens files a complaint with the police. Because the prostitute and her customer are involved in a mutually agreed–upon relationship, neither party feels any need for the services or interference of the autho

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In Praise of Older Womenepress their sexual thoughts, feelings, and behaviors. Gerontologists continue to remind us that sex and intimacy needs are of greater concern to elderly people than many of us acknowledge, and that aging women are more likely than aging men to suffer from intimacy deprivation.

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Beyond Beliefal risk of sexual exploitation at the hands of their parents and trusted caretakers. As Suzanne Sgroi (1978) wrote after years of frustration as a physician trying to encourage protective intervention:

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Voluntary Childlessnessilies in the population remain childless. Of this group, 10% are infertile for psychological and medical reasons. The other 1%–2% chose childlessness as a life-style, after consciously weighing both the pleasures and the problems inherent in their decision (Bram, 1976; Kaltreider & Margolis, 1977). This paper focuses on that latter 1%–2%.

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oint of view. The editor agrees with some of her authors and strongly disagrees with others. The "facts" are few, the questions many. The intent of both books is to evoke questions, delay convictions, invite controversy, and plead for opening minds. The examination and ex- planation of women‘s sexua

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The Sexual Experience of Afro-American Womend to white, highly educated samples from the urban northeastern part of the United States. With the exception of some data by the Kinsey research group, minority groups, teenagers, and geriatric populations were excluded from these landmark studies of sexual behavior.