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251. Bob love

Author

Love, Robert

Subjects
Interpersonal relations -- Personal narratives, Sex (Psychology) -- Social aspects, Fashion and beauty
Abstract

Concerns about sex can strain a smooth relationship between a boy and a girl. They may have questions that neither knows the answer to, such as if it is the right time to have sexual relations. Other concerns may include the risk of pregnancy and AIDS.

Published
1995

252. When does 'no' mean 'maybe'?

Author

Gold, Fred

Subjects
Interpersonal communication -- Standards, Sex (Psychology) -- Social aspects, Men -- Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Women -- Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Courtship -- Standards
Published
1992

253. No justification for the gratuitous use of sex

Author

Mills, Dominic

Subjects
Advertising Standards Authority -- Social policy -- Social aspects, Sex in advertising -- Social aspects, Advertising -- Social aspects, Sex (Psychology) -- Social aspects, Goodmans Inc. (Grand Forks, North Dakota) -- Advertising, Haagen-Dazs Company Inc. -- Advertising
Abstract

No justification for the gratuitous use of sex The condemnation by the Advertising Standards Authority of the Goodmans car hi-fi campaign, which features a couple apparently involved in sexual foreplay, [...]

Published
1991

254. Celibacy

Author

Cling, Sally

Subjects
Celibacy -- Influence, Women -- Sexual behavior, Women -- Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Sex (Psychology) -- Social aspects, History, Women's issues/gender studies
Abstract

Fifty years ago it took courage for a woman to admit she was enjoying a genitally active sex life. Today it takes courage to admit she is not. Our society [...]

Published
1998

257. Love affairs with leather, lace ... and car exhausts

Author

Gillie, Oliver

Subjects
Fetishism -- Psychological aspects, Sex (Psychology) -- Social aspects, Business, Business, international, Retail industry
Abstract

Dr John Money, sexologist of John Hopkins University, Baltimore, suggests that fetishes develop when a child does not develop emotional attachments and fixates on an object. Rather than making a subconscious picture of a hoped for partner, children (mostly boys) who have not received warm affection through their childhood turn their attention to an object or comforter that they associate with pleasure. This then may become the focus for a sexual fetish in later life.

Published
1992

260. Laughter in the bedroom

Author

Judd, Robert and Phillips, Debora

Subjects
Sex (Psychology) -- Social aspects, Fashion and beauty, Health
Published
1980

261. Fidelity & sexual burnout

Author

Zussman, Shirley and Belson, Abby Avin

Subjects
Interpersonal relations -- Psychological aspects, Sex (Psychology) -- Social aspects
Published
1983

262. Sex and your body

Author

Rodgers, Elizabeth

Subjects
Teenage girls -- Sexual behavior, Sex (Psychology) -- Social aspects, Fashion and beauty
Published
1983

263. The hot sell

Author

Daly, John

Subjects
Sex in advertising -- Social aspects, Advertising -- Social aspects, Television advertising -- Planning -- Social aspects, Sex (Psychology) -- Social aspects, General interest, News, opinion and commentary, Company business planning, Planning, Social aspects
Abstract

THE HOT SELL They are among the most arresting images on television. In the latest in a series of provocative commercials for Beemans chewing gum, the camera passes slowly over [...]

Published
1989

264. On keeping a body count

Author

Goddard, !tancy

Subjects
Interpersonal relations -- Psychological aspects, Sex (Psychology) -- Social aspects, Fashion and beauty, General interest
Published
1978

265. Serves her right

Author

Raspberry, William

Subjects
Sex (Psychology) -- Social aspects, Masculinity -- Social aspects, Sex role -- Social aspects, Women -- Psychological aspects, Femininity -- Social aspects, Men -- Psychological aspects, Feminism -- Social aspects
Published
1985

266. American Social Health Assoc. reports on changing rules of sexual etiquette due to the rise of sexually transmitted diseases

Subjects
Glamour (Periodical) -- Reports, Sex (Psychology) -- Social aspects, Sexually transmitted diseases -- Social aspects, Business, Business, general, American Social Health Association -- Reports
Abstract

/ADVANCE/NEW YORK, Feb. 10 /PRNewswire/ -- The rules of sexual etiquette are being rewritten by the rising concern about sexually transmitted diseases (STDs), according to a social health expert who [...]

Published
1986

267. Sexual concept affects women's relationships

Subjects
Women -- Sexual behavior, Sex (Psychology) -- Social aspects, Intimacy (Psychology) -- Social aspects
Abstract

College-aged women are more likely to have fulfilling love relationships if they have a positive view of their own sexuality, new research suggests. A study of 174 college women found [...]

Published
1994

270. Stop staring at the diskette, Elmer

Author

Lyons, Daniel, Sheier, Robert L., and Bridges, Linda

Subjects
Company public relations, Company marketing practices, Floptical disk drive, Floppy disk drive, RSI Compu-Pak Inc. -- Public relations, National Organization for Women -- Political activity -- Social aspects -- Public relations, Sex in advertising -- Social aspects, Advertising -- Social aspects, Sex (Psychology) -- Social aspects, Floppy disk drives -- Marketing -- Social aspects
Abstract

Stop Staring at that Diskette, Elmer Sure, near-naked women help sell things like oil filters and spark plugs--but floppy disks? You bet. In six weeks, RSI Compu-Pak Inc., of Skokie, […]

Published
1988

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