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psychosexuality

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psy·cho·sex·u·al  (sk-sksh-l)
adj.
Of or relating to the mental and emotional aspects of sexuality.
psycho·sexu·ali·ty (-l-t) n.
psycho·sexu·al·ly adv.
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Noun1.psychosexuality - the mental representation of sexual activities
internal representation, mental representation, representation - a presentation to the mind in the form of an idea or image
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As an aspect of development, male psychosexuality has proven to be an extremely hospitable site for psychotherapeutic intervention as well as for ever-increasing media forums that inform and criticize the now highly politicized task of raising boys.
"Become big, and I'll give you something to eat": thoughts and notes ... by Janssen, Diederik F. / International Journal of Men's Health
In a forthcoming book I hope to demonstrate in much more detail how attention to deferred action can profitably link psychosexuality and trauma in Hemingway's work, thereby linking recent gender criticism to the older Philip Young school of Hemingway criticism.
"He felt the change so that it hurt him all through": sodomy and ... by Eby, Carl / The Hemingway Review
Ken Wilber (2000) postulates roughly two dozen developmental lines: "morals, affects, self-identity, psychosexuality, cognition, ideas of the good, role taking, socio-emotional capacity, creativity, altruism, several lines that can be called 'spiritual' (care, openness, concern, religious faith, meditative stages), joy, communicative competence, modes of space and time, death-seizure, needs, worldviews, logico-mathematical competence, kinesthetic skills, gender identity, and empathy" (p.
Trauma, transitions, and thriving by Zimberoff, Diane / Journal of Heart Centered Therapies
 
 
 
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