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Identify the various sources of communication relating to sexual
identity in our society and describe the impact of these sources on
the development of personal sexual identity. (I)
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Outline the development of sexual identity as a personal process. (II)
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Describe communicational processes in the formation of sexual scripts.
(II)
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Identify one's own process of intrapersonal communication in the
development of sexual scripts and sexual identity. (II,III)
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Describe the various factors involved in shaping the communication of
messages related to sexual behavior and sexual identity in Western
society and explain the influence these messages may have on
individuals and on their relationships. (III)
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Describe the communication of sexual messages from a cross- cultural
perspective and explain the effects of these variations on the
development of sexual identity and perceptions of what is defined as
"normal". (IV)
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Review the messages regarding gender and gender attraction commonly
communicated in U.S. society and describe how these messages may
affect self and others. (V)
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Review the messages regarding non-marital sexuality commonly
communicated in U.S. society and describe how these messages may
affect self and others. (V)
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Review the messages regarding sexuality and marriage commonly
communicated in U.S. society and describe how these messages may
affect self and others. (V)
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Identify and describe a variety of current issues related to the
communication of sexual messages and describe the impact of these
issues from both the public and individual perspectives. (VI)
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