Name: Gaano nouvelle S.

Date: 09-22-21

Schedule: 9-10MWF-BSABE1B Score:

ACTIVITY NO.01

1. Provide an example of one aspect of sexuality in which the psychosocial domain would be useful.
Why?

 Our attitudes and feelings toward ourselves and other people begin to develop very early in life.
From the time we are born, we get signals from all around us telling us how to think and act. We
learn that some words are “wrong” or “dirty” and that certain parts of our body are
“unmentionable.” We even learn to be careful about conversational topics we enter into with
certain people. If we feel one way about ourselves but think others would find this feeling
unacceptable, we learn to hide our true feelings and to pretend. After all, thinking or talking
about sexuality is not a good idea anyway. Some of us are lucky enough to grow up with a more
positive set of experiences. Regardless of whether our experiences are positive or negative,
however, our learned responses to them become integral to our sexuality.

2. In your opinion, what has the largest influence on sexual behaviors? Why?

 The understanding and practices of sexuality and sexual behaviors are influenced by culture. In
order to understand sexuality, it is important to consider the impact of social factors such as
media, religion, race, ethnicity, heritage, and concepts of social identity.

3. What is the significance of sexual health in couple’s life?

 Sexuality is important to the well-being of family as this particular aspect provides the needed
bonding and warmth for couples. This, in turn, can provide a joyful and contented family. They
emphasize family bonds in their experiences of love, including extended family members.
People’s self-concepts, personal goals, mate selection, sexual attitudes, and sexual behaviors.

4. What is your assessment on your social orientation as an individual? Cite two examples that you
experience in your life where you are subjected socially and must apply proper social ethics.

The conception of the individual is social; it is how we express our sociality through our actions or
choices. Just as we are free as individuals to accept social influences into our personal identities, we can
also choose as individuals to act in the interests of others in society. Simply asserting that we have
autonomy does not imply that we will use that autonomy solely in our own self-interest. For example
having a circle of friends and families.
 Activity 2:

True or False: Read and understand each item. If the statement is correct, write TRUE and if the
statement is incorrect, write FALSE. Write your answer on the provided space before each item.

_____TRUE______1. Every person’s experiences and choices are diverse and each has unique faculty of
judgment that alters the ethical identity of moral character.

___TRUE________2. Kantian autonomy allows each person to construct his/her own character through
the way they choose to balance obligations ensuring that they act with respect and care towards others
based on their equal dignity and autonomy.

__FALSE__________ 3. “Do not be indifferent to the suffering of others,” implies to maintain an attitude
of uncooperative.

___TRUE_________4. Moral philosophy in formal analogs, states that at the end of the day describes
common sense morality rather than creates it from nothing.

___TRUE_________ 5. Dignity us derived from autonomy, is individually a capacity for independent

decision-making and a responsibility.

____TRUE________ 6. The emotional aspects of sexuality encompass ties individuals through profound
feelings of love, trust and care.

_____TRUE_______ 7. Time to get to know yourself and devote with self-care not ever part of building
interpersonal relationships.

____TRUE________ 8. Relationships help fight loneliness while also giving you a sense of purpose in life.

____FALSE________ 9. Sexual health covers the incompetence to comprehend and evaluate risks,
responsibilities, and the effects of sexual act.

____TRUE_______ 10. Individual sexual orientation is their emotional and sexual attraction to particular
sexes or genders, which often shapes their sexuality