Relationships, Intimacy & Sexuality

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Adolescent Psych

Last updated 6:47 PM on 10/5/26
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Sullivan's Theory

A theory of interpersonal development that emphasizes the importance of relationships in social and personality development.

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Attachment

A strong emotional bond between people.

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Intimacy

A close relationship involving emotional connection, trust, and sharing personal thoughts and feelings.

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Stages of Sex

The stages or progression of sexual development and behavior discussed in adolescence.

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Autoerotic Behavior

Sexual behavior involving oneself rather than another person.

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Sexual Socialization

The process through which people learn attitudes, beliefs, expectations, and behaviors related to sexuality.

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Contraceptives

Methods used to prevent pregnancy.

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STDs

Sexually transmitted diseases that can be spread through sexual contact.

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Development of Intimacy

The development of close, trusting, and emotionally meaningful relationships during adolescence.

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Same-Sex Friendships

Friendships with people of the same sex that can provide an important setting for developing intimacy.

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Intimacy and Gender

Sullivan's theory suggests that intimacy develops first in same-sex friendships, and patterns of intimacy may differ between males and females.

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Factors Influencing Intimacy

Relationships with peers, attachment, social experiences, and development can influence intimacy.

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Factors Influencing Sexuality

Biological development, relationships, socialization, peers, and cultural influences can affect adolescent sexuality.

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Emerging Sexual Interest

The increasing awareness and interest in sexual and romantic relationships during adolescence.

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Sexual Socialization Sources

Parents, peers, culture, media, and other social experiences can influence attitudes and behaviors related to sexuality.

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Problems Related to Sexual Interest

Emerging sexual interest can be associated with risks such as STDs and unintended pregnancy.

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Preventing Sexual Health Problems

Knowledge, communication, responsible decision making, and contraceptive use can help reduce sexual health risks.