Sexual Scripts: Origins, Influences and Changes

Simon, William H.; Gagnon, John H.

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“…Simon and Gagnon (2003), well known for their development of the idea of sexual scripts, may interpret feedback from the individuals that answered questions in regards to going on a romantic date and/or okay to have sex with individuals that may be playing along, and answering the questions based on the individuals' understanding of their dating and sexual roles in our culture. The individuals that responded to the questions that neither dating and/or having sex with another individual portrayed in the photo, may be responding to sexual scripts that essentially support the idea of abstinence for adults with IDD.…”

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“…On another take of the role theory, Simon and Gagnon (2003) explored the correlation between sexual knowledge and attitudes and between attitudes and experiences as they developed their theory on sexual scripts which addresses the origins, influences and changes of how people develop their sexual behaviors and understanding. Simon and Gagnon's study (2003) provides additional insight about the theoretical framework that is presented in this study in regards to role theory in their interpretation of sexual scripts.…”

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Self-Pereception of Adults with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities

Kutztown¹

2014

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Self-Pereception of Adults with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities

Kutztown¹

2014

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“…Sexual scripts can be visual or behavioral cues that dictate beliefs about sexual interactions, set normative values, form attitudes toward sexual interactions, and drive expectations. 24 Sexual scripts can be conveyed through written narrative, television, or music. Hip-hop/rap music may provide "sexual scripts" or a conceptual schema that informs view of sexual norms.…”

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Reducing HIV and AIDS through Prevention (RHAP): A Theoretically Based Approach for Teaching HIV Prevention to Adolescents through an Exploration of Popular Music

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Using popular culture to engage students in discussions of HIV prevention is a nontraditional approach that may complement current prevention efforts and enhance the ability to reach youth who are at high risk of contracting HIV and other sexually transmitted infections. Hip-hop or rap music is the dominant genre of music among adolescents, especially Black and Latino youth who are disproportionately impacted by HIV and AIDS. This paper describes the rationale and development of the Reducing HIV and AIDS through Prevention (RHAP) program, a school-based program that uses hiphop/rap music as a vehicle for raising awareness among adolescents about HIV/AIDS. Constructs from the Social Cognitive Theory and the Sexual Script Theory were used in developing the program. It was piloted and evaluated among 26 middle school students in East Harlem, New York. The lessons learned from a formative evaluation of the program and the implications for developing other programs targeting public health problems are discussed. The RHAP program challenges the traditional pedagogue-student paradigm and provides an alternative approach to teaching about HIV prevention and awareness.

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“…Buscou-se, através das narrativas das informantes, reconstruir os seus roteiros sexuais 21 , desde a iniciação sexual até os relacionamentos atuais, abordando as diferentes formas de vivenciar a sexualidade e as práticas preventivas com relação ao HIV/AIDS, delineados sobre o pano de fundo das relações de gênero e do contexto sócio-cultural em que estão inseridos. Para apresentação neste trabalho, foram selecionados os casos de três mulheres com parceiros fixos, mas com arranjos afetivo-sexuais diferenciados, cujos roteiros sexuais ilustram aspectos significativos e recorrentes das formas de vivenciar a sexualidade e lidar com o risco de contrair o HIV/AIDS entre as entrevistadas.…”

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Significados e práticas associados ao risco de contrair HIV nos roteiros sexuais de mulheres de um bairro popular de Salvador, Bahia, Brasil

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Iriart

2007

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Um crescente número de estudos tem conectado sexualidade, gênero e poder para discutir a crescente disseminação do HIV entre mulheres. Apesar dos esforços realizados, ainda são significativos os desafios teóricos e programáticos que a epidemia impõe. O objetivo deste trabalho é investigar como códigos culturais que sancionam a experiência sexual se manifestam na subjetividade de mulheres e orientam suas interpretações e práticas relativas ao risco de infecção pelo HIV. A partir de uma amostra de 15 mulheres com idades entre 18 e 30 anos, com quem foram realizadas entrevistas em profundidade, foram reconstituídas três histórias de vida, que focalizavam seus roteiros sexuais. Os dados foram organizados pelo programa Nud-Ist e submetidos à análise de base hermenêutica. É possível notar que os significados e práticas associados ao risco de contrair o HIV variam a depender do momento de vida, da rede de sociabilidade e do tipo de vínculo que é estabelecido com o parceiro. Os achados apontam para a necessidade de compreender os significados sexuais partilhados em contextos específicos, a fim de que se possa elaborar programas de prevenção culturalmente mais sensíveis.

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Sexual Scripts: Origins, Influences and Changes

Cited by 309 publications

References 6 publications

Self-Pereception of Adults with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities

Self-Pereception of Adults with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities

Reducing HIV and AIDS through Prevention (RHAP): A Theoretically Based Approach for Teaching HIV Prevention to Adolescents through an Exploration of Popular Music

Significados e práticas associados ao risco de contrair HIV nos roteiros sexuais de mulheres de um bairro popular de Salvador, Bahia, Brasil

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