In response to Beth’s note about:
why humans feel the need to categorize and break groups down into
subcategories.
I guess the psychological need for categories is especially acute when it comes
to sexual matters. We’re so anxious about sex as it is and as the lines blur
between what have
Great post Beth. Thanks. It has been a while since I taught such a class, but
these are often questions that develop. I am now covering this in my Soc.
Psych class, but they are more timid.
TIPS needs facebook page...then I would just like Beth's post lol.
G.L. (Gary) Peterson,Ph.D
Sorry to be so late to respond to this thread but I just returned from a
long weekend (and a drive through horrible weather) but returned safely to
New Hampshire. (Phew!)
I have taught a course in Human Sexuality for a while, and offer this
research...
First, from the text I use (by Simon LeVay
Thanks, Gary. I like that Michael Britt gave me the opportunity to
present this interesting concept. I hope I did it justice.
Beth Benoit
Plymouth State University
Plymouth NH
On Sun, Feb 8, 2015 at 7:16 PM, Gerald Peterson peter...@svsu.edu wrote:
Great post Beth. Thanks. It has been
Can anyone point me to research on the topic of whether or not homosexual
couples tend to “take on” the typical male and female roles that we see in
heterosexual couples? When people see homosexual couples, they seem to ask a
question like “Well, which one is ‘the guy’?”
Michael
Michael A.
