sex (psychology)

Argues that many of humans' attitudes about sex, romance, and the opposite sex can be traced back to the ancient evolved motives of our hunter-gatherer ancestors.

Examines the ways in which gender stereotyping has influenced the course of modern science, and argues that centuries of male domination of the field have distorted research and development, as well as relationships to one another and the natural world.

Public schools in America first started teaching sex education in the 1920s and yet statistics show that nearly 250,000 girls between the ages of 15 and 17 get pregnant each year. Through objective discussion, numerous direct quotes, and full-color illustrations this title examines the issue.

Explores how and why humans are born to love; the effects of parental love, sex, and social isolation on the brain; the importance of friendship to the brain; and related topics.

Offers guys a light-hearted but comprehensive overview of a wide range of topics related to sex and relationships, with advice and encouragement to help them overcome their fears and act responsibly.

Presents information about gender and how it affects boys and girls, based on a nationwide survey of nearly two thousand teens and preteens, and includes quotations, activities, surveys to copy, and checklists.