Gender (Chapter 6) and Sexuality (chapter 7)

I Introduction
	A.  Gender and Sexuality from a Biopsychosocial model						B.  Definitions (pp. 202; 209; 210)
							
II. Influences on Gender 
	A.  Genetic/Biological (pp. 203-205)
		1.  Biology and destiny  
		2.  Evolutionary basis of differences
	B.  Social/Cultural 
		1.  Sources of influence (pp. 204-208)
		2.  Stereotypes and Sexism (pp. 210-211)
		3.  Interpersonal Talk (pp. 214)
	C.  Cognitive
		1.  Developmental factors (208-210)
	D.  Reflection
		1.  Stereotypes and Reality (pp. 210-215)
		2. Persistence of Stereotype

III.  Gender Issues in Adolescence
	A.   Gender and Identity (215-218) 	
		1.  Masculinity and problem behaviors (pp. 218-219)
		2.  Femininity and the loss of voice (pp. 221-222)
		3.  Androgyny and Adolescent outcomes (pp. 216- 218)
	B.  Gender Intensification (pp. 230-231) 

IV Sexuality in Adolescence:  
	A.  Becoming sexual (pp. 231-233)
	B.  Biopsychosocial Model 
		1. Sexual Identity (p. 233) 
		2. Sexual Scripts (236-237)
	C.  Heterosexuality (pp. 234-238; 242)
		1.  Forms of sexual behavior
		2.  Factors affecting Intercour
	D.  Homosexuality (pp. 338-242)

V.  Adolescent Sexual Behavior
	A.  Sexual exploration and risk taking (p. 263-264)
	B.  Sexual Risk Taking
		1.  Contraception use (pp. 242-243).
		2.  Adolescent pregnancy (pp. 245-252)
		3.  Why do children have children? 
	C. Sex Education (pp.  259-262)