For this assignment, select 10 peer-reviewed journal articles related to the issue you identified in Week 2.
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In this assignment, you will create an annotated bibliography of the resources you plan to use for your Human Sexuality Project. This assignment is meant to provide you with a start on the research for the project assignments that are due in Weeks 9 and 10. As your work progresses, you may incorporate additional resources.
For this assignment, select 10 peer-reviewed journal articles related to the issue you identified in Week 2. All sources should be available in the Capella library or online scholarly journals. The resources you identify should address the following elements:
· The role that anatomy and physiology of human sexuality may play regarding this issue.
· The potential impact of this issue on persons with disabilities. (This would include myths the general public holds regarding the sexuality of persons with disabilities and the cultural implications of disabilities.)
· How victimization, consumerism, ethics, morality, cultural mores, and laws impact this issue.
For each of the 10 sources, craft a short (2–3 paragraph) summary, or annotation. Here are some general guidelines for approaching an annotated bibliography:
1. List the complete APA citation.
2. Explain the main purpose of the work.
3. Briefly describe the content.
4. Indicate why this is a good source to use for your paper.
5. Evaluate the relevance of the information.
6. Note any special features.
7. Warn readers of any defect, weakness, or bias.
While items 1–4 are required elements, the others are offered as a foundation for your approach to the assignment rather than as a list of required topics. You can visit the Capella Writing Center to learn more about crafting an annotated bibliography.
Assignment Requirements
· References: Use a minimum of 10 scholarly sources (peer-reviewed journal articles available from the Capella library databases or from online scholarly journals). Use recent literature from within the last six years, unless you have good reasons for using older literature and you state those reasons. Note: Textbooks (including your course textbook) cannot be used as primary sources and cannot be counted as part of the reference requirement. Textbooks may instead be listed in the references section as auxiliary sources, in addition to the 10 required references.
· Format: Use current APA style and formatting guidelines to cite your sources.
· Length of paper: A maximum of 5–10 pages, double-spaced, in Microsoft Word. (The annotation for each resource should be 2–3 paragraphs.)
· Font and font size: Times New Roman, 12 point.
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Human Sexuality Desire Disorders 2
Human Sexuality Desire Disorders 6
Human Sexuality Desire Disorders
Student name: Maya Winfrey
Affiliated Institution: Capella University
Course: PSY 5115
Instructor name: Dr. Alan Brue
Due Date: January 21, 2024
Introduction
Human sexuality is one critical and underpinning concern for basic satisfaction, interpersonal relationships, basic needs, and mutual satisfaction and pleasure that require an effective platform for understanding. According to the research, human sexual desire and satisfaction contribute to life quality, overall mental and physical well-being, and general health contributors.
Undoubtedly, the variation between men's and women's sexuality life differences is an un-researched area that will require an effective platform for studying dysfunctions in human sexuality and consequences. For example, compulsive sexual behavior disorder is one major disorder and human sexuality desire disorder that is more frequent in men than women. Noteworthy, sexuality desire disorder is one dysfunction related to sexual behavior that requires effective research and articulation for an effective understanding and decision-making. Accordingly, women accommodate factors such as interpersonal issues and low physical attraction as drivers affecting women’s sexual desire and interest. Conversely, men articulate factors such as attraction and daily hassles as vital contributors to sexual desire and interest (Friedmann E., & Cwikel, 2021).
Fundamentally, understanding significant contributors, concepts, and issues on sexual desire disorder in both men and women requires a practical approach to personal, biological, psychological, and other environmental issues. Therefore, the study explores issues on human sexuality desire disorders, accommodating practical articulation to contributing factors, management, issues, and consequences and practical implications in the Psychology of Human Sexuality, embracing a biopsychosocial perspective.
Human sexuality desire disorders
Sexual Desire and Women
Sexual desire in women accommodates a notable platform for study and investigation among researchers and scholars. In a study to investigate sexual desire in women, accommodating the paradoxical approach to anxiety and depression's influence on women's sexual desire, the authors accommodated an interview for f 213 university students (Bittoni & Kiesner, 2022).
In the study, there is an interesting revelation on how sexuality and sexual desire in women accommodate interpersonal and emotional factors that provide an effective platform for understanding and deliverability. Notably, results indicated that women either increased or decreased sexual desire due to depressed mood and anxiety. Interestingly, some women expressed an increased sexual desire when there was an increased depressed mood and anxiety, while other women admitted that there was increased depressed mood and anxiety curtailed and reduced their sexual desire and interpersonal relationships with students (Bittoni & Kiesner, 2022).
Due to the paradoxical association between women's sexual desire and depressed mood and anxiety, it is vital to consider individual variability and multifactorial nonlinear for an effective understanding of human sexual desire and disorders for both men and women. Therefore, factors such as depressed mood and emotional anxiety create a significant impact on an individual sexual desire and disorders, hence a significant platform applicable in understanding and managing human sexuality desire disorders.
Evaluating a connection between differences and dysfunctions of sexuality construct in women is another underscore platform to understand sexual desire and disorder in the Psychology of Human Sexuality. Significantly, researchers, Thomas, and Gurevich (2021) explore a conceptual analysis of women's sexual desire, accommodating fundamental political pathologization of the concern.
In the article, there is an in-depth definition and articulation of sexuality, depicting a healthy female body's sexual constructions. Furthermore, there is a practical articulation on the DSM-5 Female Sexual Interest/Arousal Disorder and sexual desire that accommodate individual differences and problems, contextual attributes, and sociopolitical factors contributing to individual distress and influence on sexual desire and disorders.
Fundamentally, the authors argued that created dysfunctions of sexual desire without considering an individual difference and conditions may errors in offering an effective definition and understanding of sexual desire and desire among females, creating a fundamental platform for re-considerations. Therefore, understanding the difference between human sexuality dysfunctions and individuals' differences underscores an effective case management and understanding of human sexuality concerns.
Compulsive sexual behavior
Compulsive sexual behavior disorder is one major disorder and human sexuality desire disorder that is more frequent in men than women. Noteworthy, sexuality desire disorder is
one dysfunction related to sexual behavior that requires effective research and articulation for an effective understanding and decision-making. Accordingly, women accommodate factors such as interpersonal issues and low physical attraction as drivers affecting women's sexual desire and interest.
Conversely, men articulate factors such as attraction and daily hassles as vital contributors to sexuality desire and interest (Friedmann E., & Cwikel, 2021). Fundamentally, understanding significant contributors, concepts, and issues on sexuality desire disorder in both men and women requires a practical approach to personal, biological, psychological, and other environmental issues. Therefore, sexual desire and disorder require practical understanding and implications to ensure a comprehensive and practical sexuality disorder and case management in the Psychology of Human Sexuality.
Applications in Psychology of Human Sexuality
A comprehensive understanding of human sexuality desire and disorder provides a practical platform to understand the causes, concepts, and management strategies of human sexuality issues. Understanding the difference between human sexuality dysfunctions and individuals' differences underscores effective case management and understanding of human sexuality concerns. Furthermore, accommodating factors such as depressed mood and emotional anxiety create a significant impact on an individual sexual desire and disorders, hence a significant platform applicable in understanding and managing human sexuality desire disorders. Therefore, the concern- of human sexuality desire and disorder resonates with practical and professional applications in the Psychology of Human Sexuality, supporting research-based evidence-based case management.
References
Bittoni, C., & Kiesner, J. (2022). Sexual Desire in Women: Paradoxical and Nonlinear Associations with Anxiety and Depressed Mood. Archives of Sexual Behavior (2022) 51:3807–3822 https://doi.org/10.1007/s10508-022-02400-w
Friedmann E., & Cwikel J. (2021). Women and Men’s Perspectives on the Factors Related to Women’s Dyadic Sexual Desire, and on the Treatment of Hypoactive Sexual Desire Disorder. J. Clin. Med. 2021;10:5321. DOI: 10.3390/jcm10225321
Thomas, E., & Gurevich, M. (2021). Difference or dysfunction? Deconstructing desire in the DSM-5 diagnosis of Female Sexual Interest/ Arousal Disorder. Feminism & Psychology 2021, Vol. 31(1) 81–98. DOI: 10.1177/0959353521989536