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Calvin DeVault's birth name is Calvin James DeVault.

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Jim DeVault's birth name is James David DeVault.

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Jim DeVault is 6' 1".

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Calvin DeVault is 6' 2".

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Calvin DeVault was born on April 7, 1986, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA.

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Barry DeVault was born on February 11, 1949, in Portland, Oregon, USA.

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MARJORIE DeVAULT has written:

'COMFORT AND STRUGGLE: EMOTION WORK IN FAMILY LIFE (WEEK 6)'

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The address of the Great Valley Nature Center is: Po Box 82, Devault, PA 19432-0082

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The address of the Charlestown Historical Society Inc is: Po Box 344, Devault, PA 19432-0344

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The cast of Helpline - 2004 includes: Jim DeVault as Various

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The cast of Tragedies for Children - 2006 includes: Jim DeVault

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The cast of The Practical Handout - 2006 includes: Jim DeVault as Various

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The cast of Clox Without Hands - 2006 includes: Jim DeVault as Man

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The cast of Ballet Shoe Laces - 2002 includes: Rachael DeVault Emily Filardi

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The phone number of the Great Valley Nature Center is: 610-935-9777.

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The cast of A Grave Waiting - 2007 includes: Jim DeVault as The Vampire Regina Waters as Rebecca Lexi Wozniak as Jennifer

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The cast of The Recyclers - 2013 includes: Vanessa Babida as Maria Gary Devault as Jefferson Ken Jaedicke as Glove Dad Ruth Krumm as Emily Crystal Lauture as Mercedes Terry McNicol as Gordy Cheryl Morenc as Laura Gary Morenc as Mack

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The cast of Dead Saints - 2011 includes: Margot Devault as Saint Catherine Margot Deveault as Saint Catherine Angela Froese as Nurse 2 Lance Letourneau as Intern Robin North as Zoe Kelly Preeper as Jehanne Ross Saturno as Doctor Anne Sheppard as Nurse 1

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The cast of Un homme mort - 2006 includes: Michel Barrette as Paul Devault Jeff Boudreault as Alain Schmidt Robert Lalonde as Michel Gendron Franco Montesano as Tony Lamente Romano Orzari as Angel Porquito Isabel Richer as Julie Frappier Karine Vanasse as Kim Blanchard

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The cast of Eshgh bedoone marz - 1998 includes: Isabelle Dahlin Calvin DeVault as Bobby GiGi Erneta as Nurse Sebastian Feldman as Gang Unit Officer Kenneth McCabe Kahlil Nelson Danny Quinn Marcio Rosario as Marco Tony Tanelli Oliver as Gangster as Hasani Ali

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If you mean the Chapel Of Flags located on the 80th General Support Group in Da Nang, these were among the Protestant Chaplains who served from April, 1967 through March, 1972:

Hershel H Homer

William K Bagnal

Grover G DeVault

Walter D Forsythe

Marvin W Trott

John M Evans

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The cast of Till Death - 2014 includes: John Baran as Paul Roger Bryant as Guard 2 Jim DeVault as Biker Bar Owner Rafeal Enrique Santiago as Dogwalk Rod Hermansen as Greg Nicole Holt as Feisty German Bartender Roni Hummel as RV Owner Kirby Little as Mickey Landsman Earl Loveday as Gun Shop Owner Paula Marcenaro Solinger as Paz- Gate Agent Denise McMillan as Lilly McKoy Musser as Emily Tim Newkirk as Richard Samuels Kraig Parker as Elvis Impersonator Kathi Sanabria as The Other Woman Greg Vestal as Waiter Angela Waits as Glitter Liza Wilk as Sylvia

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Michel Barrette has: Played Various in "Bye-Bye" in 1968. Performed in "The Littlest Hobo" in 1979. Played Polly in "The Emperor of Peru" in 1982. Played Voice in "Angel Square" in 1990. Played Clem in "Coyote" in 1992. Played Ben in "La petite vie" in 1993. Played Roger in "Les Boys" in 1997. Played Mamouth in "Paparazzi" in 1997. Played Adjutor Gagnon in "Aurore" in 2005. Played M. Norchet in "Maurice Richard" in 2005. Played himself in "Sous les jaquettes" in 2005. Played Paul Devault in "Un homme mort" in 2006. Played Roger in "Les Boys" in 2007. Played Richard Beauvais in "Le gentleman" in 2009. Played Rock in "Rock et Rolland" in 2010. Played Jean-Pierre in "Le bonheur des autres" in 2011.

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Dave Devall has: Played Himself - Announcer (1971-1972) in "Eye Bet" in 1971. Played Himself - Announcer (1972-1983) in "Headline Hunters" in 1972. Played Announcer in "Definition" in 1974. Played Himself - Announcer in "Definition" in 1974. Played TV announcer in "Murder in Space" in 1985. Played himself in "Toy Mountain Christmas Special" in 2006. Played himself in "Toy Mountain Christmas Special" in 2007. Played herself in "Toy Mountain Christmas Special" in 2008.

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The cast of Angel in Training - 1999 includes: Veronica Allen as Peyton Tracy Bassett as Gaynor Tyler Binkley as Legget Billy Blandons as Birthday Party Guest Alicia Caouette as Birthday Party Guest Jamie Class as Mrs. Martin Laila Dagher as Desi Calvin DeVault as Tyler Marco Goodman as Lead Guitarist Hope Harris as Pleasance Gary Imhoff as Cameron Graham Immel as Basketball Player Craig Lerner as Guitarist Christian Lyon as Drummer Jane Macfie as Morningside Danielle Pessis as R.J. Brittney Reeves as Birthday Party Guest Stuart Resnick as Birthday Party Guest Brianna Roberts as Birthday Party Guest Jessica Rokitski as Birthday Party Guest Lucy Rokitski as Birthday Party Guest Tom Salvitti as Handsome Man Julie Smith as Birthday Party Guest Sylvester Stewart as Acoustic Guitar Sally Truitt as Melanie Travis Weidner as Birthday Party Guest Eric Weidner as Birthday Party Guest Christian Wheat as Birthday Party Guest Matthew Wheat as Birthday Party Guest Bill Wheat as Mr. Martin

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1 syllable:

au, aux, beau, beaux, bleau, blow, blowe, bo, boe, boeh, bow, bowe, breau, breault, breaux, bro, broe, browe, chau, cho, choe, cloe, clow, co, co., coe, cro, crow, crowe, dau, doe, doh, dough, eau, eaux, flo, floe, flow, flowe, foe, fro, froh, gau, glo, gloe, glow, go, goe, gogh, goh, gro, groh, grow, growe, ho, hoe, hoh, Jo, joe, joh, know, ko, koh, krogh, kroh, krowe, kyo, lo, loe, loh, low, lowe, luo, m'bow, mau, meaux, mo, moe, mow, nau, neault, ngo, no, noe, noh, o, o', o., oh, ow, owe, plough, po, poe, poh, pro, queau, quo, reaux, rheault, rho, ro, roe, roh, rohe, row, rowe, schau, sew, sgro, show, sloe, slow, snow, snowe, so, sow, stow, stowe, stroh, strow, tho, though, throw, toe, tow, towe, trow, tso, vo, whoa, wo, woe, wroe, yau, yoe, yoh, zoh

2 syllables:

aglo, aglow, ago, although, and so, arnaud, arnault, badeau, badeaux, barbeau, beaudreau, bebeau, begnaud, belleau, below, bestow, bibeau, bibeault, big toe, bio, biscoe, blincoe, boileau, boisseau, bonneau, bordeau, bordeaux, boudreau, boudreaux, bourbeau, bourdeau, bourgault, brancheau, brasseaux, brazeau, bread dough, brideau, brosseau, brousseau, bruneau, brusseau, budreau, buteau, cabo, campeau, celo, chabot, champeau, changsho, chateau, chateaux, chenault, cointreau, comeau, comeaux, compeau, corn snow, cousteau, crepeau, croteau, crotteau, daignault, daigneault, davao, davault, deboe, dedeaux, defoe, denault, deneau, deneault, devault, devaux, deveau, deveaux, devoe, dog show, drapeau, dubeau, dufault, dumb show, dussault, dusseau, dusseault, dutch hoe, enloe, enlow, enslow, escoe, escrow, facteau, faucheux, faurot, fauteux, favreau, fecteau, floor show, forego, forgo, free throw, fregeau, frost snow, furlaud, game show, garceau, gareau, garneau, gaudreau, gauthreaux, gautreau, gautreaux, gauvreau, gendreau, georgiou, gibeau, gibeault, giraud, golf pro, goudeau, goudreau, great toe, groleau, group o, guandjo, guilbault, guilbeau, guilbeault, guilbeaux, guillot, hard roe, hello, hurteau, hwang-ho, hwang ho, ice floe, ice show, imo, inco, inlow, inscoe, i know, jacquot, jandreau, jarreau, Jim crow, joe blow, john doe, just so, kayo, kowtow, labeau, lafoe, laid low, lambreau, lareau, laveau, lebeau, lebow, ledlow, legault, leleux, lettau, let go, lheureux, lienau, lie low, ling ko, loew, loewe, lozeau, make grow, malveaux, manseau, marceau, marceaux, margaux, mayeux, michaud, michaux, micheaux, migneault, mineau, miro, monceaux, mongeau, monroe, moreau, morneau, morneault, mousseau, munro, nadeau, nedeau, neveau, news show, nouveau, or so, outgrow, papo, pernod, perot, perreault, peugeot, pineau, plateau, primeau, primeaux, pruneau, rambeau, renaud, Renault, reneau, rideau, rideaux, riendeau, road show, rondeau, rope tow, rougeau, rouleau, Rousseau, run low, shad roe, skid row, ski tow, so-so, soft roe, soileau, strip show, tableau, tableaux, talk show, tarot, tebeau, tetreault, thebeau, thibault, thibeau, thibeaux, thiebaud, thoreau, thurnau, toe toe, tondreau, tong ho, to know, trudeau, truffaut, turbot, tyo, type o, ungo, uno, valleau, van-gogh, van gogh, veilleux, viau, vieau, vienneau, vigneau, vigneault, you know

3 syllables:

apropos, c. b. o., c. e. o., eeo, even so, ever so, g. a. o., genego, golden glow, h. b. o., h. m. o., hammer throw, holy joe, ivo, i don't know, James monroe, let it go, little joe, little toe, long ago, minstrel show, overflow, p. l. o., pastry dough, picture show, pinsoneault, piping crow, po box no, puppet show, quid pro quo, rate of flow, red bordeaux, scuffle hoe, sentry go, shadow show, sloppy joe, status quo, streamline flow, taekwondo, tallyho, tennis pro, theriault, therriault, tidal flow, tourtelot, to and fro, tv show, u. f. o., UFO, undergo

4 syllables:

carrion crow, charity throw, electric glow, from head to toe, laminar flow, menstrual flow, turbulent flow, Vincent van gogh

5 syllables:

American crow, cumberland plateau, desire to know, penalty free throw, television show, variety show, w. t. o.

6 syllables:

a. f. l. c. i. o., anisette de bordeaux, Henry david thoreau, since a long time ago

From: rhymezone.com

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Flow, slow, go, know, bow, dough, row, blow,

1 syllable:

au, aux, beau, beaux, bleau, blow, blowe, bo, boe, boeh, bow, bowe, breau, breault, breaux, bro, broe, browe, chau, cho, choe, cloe, clow, co, co., coe, cro, crow, crowe, dau, doe, doh, dough, eau, eaux, flo, floe, flow, flowe, foe, fro, froh, gau, glo, gloe, go, goe, gogh, goh, gro, groh, grow, growe, ho, hoe, hoh, Jo, joe, joh, know, ko, koh, krogh, kroh, krowe, kyo, lo, loe, loh, low, lowe, luo, m'bow, mau, meaux, mo, moe, mow, nau, neault, ngo, no, noe, noh, o, o', o., oh, ow, owe, plough, po, poe, poh, pro, queau, quo, reaux, rheault, rho, ro, roe, roh, rohe, row, rowe, schau, sew, sgro, show, sloe, slow, snow, snowe, so, sow, stow, stowe, stroh, strow, tho, though, throw, toe, tow, towe, trow, tso, vo, whoa, wo, woe, wroe, yau, yo, yoe, yoh, zoh

2 syllables:

aglo, aglow, ago, although, and so, arnaud, arnault, badeau, badeaux, barbeau, beaudreau, bebeau, begnaud, belleau, below, bestow, bibeau, bibeault, big toe, bio, biscoe, blincoe, boileau, boisseau, bonneau, bordeau, bordeaux, boudreau, boudreaux, bourbeau, bourdeau, bourgault, brancheau, brasseaux, brazeau, bread dough, brideau, brosseau, brousseau, bruneau, brusseau, budreau, buteau, cabo, campeau, celo, chabot, champeau, changsho, chateau, chateaux, chenault, cointreau, comeau, comeaux, compeau, corn snow, cousteau, crepeau, croteau, crotteau, daignault, daigneault, davao, davault, deboe, dedeaux, defoe, denault, deneau, deneault, devault, devaux, deveau, deveaux, devoe, dog show, drapeau, dubeau, dufault, dumb show, dussault, dusseau, dusseault, dutch hoe, enloe, enlow, enslow, escoe, escrow, facteau, faucheux, faurot, fauteux, favreau, fecteau, floor show, forego, forgo, free throw, fregeau, frost snow, furlaud, game show, garceau, gareau, garneau, gaudreau, gauthreaux, gautreau, gautreaux, gauvreau, gendreau, georgiou, gibeau, gibeault, giraud, golf pro, goudeau, goudreau, great toe, groleau, group o, guandjo, guilbault, guilbeau, guilbeault, guilbeaux, guillot, hard roe, hello, hurteau, hwang-ho, hwang ho, ice floe, ice show, imo, inco, inlow, inscoe, i know, jacquot, jandreau, jarreau, Jim crow, joe blow, john doe, just so, kayo, kowtow, labeau, lafoe, laid low, lambreau, lareau, laveau, lebeau, lebow, ledlow, legault, leleux, lettau, let go, lheureux, lienau, lie low, ling ko, loew, loewe, lozeau, make grow, malveaux, manseau, marceau, marceaux, margaux, mayeux, michaud, michaux, micheaux, migneault, mineau, miro, monceaux, mongeau, monroe, moreau, morneau, morneault, mousseau, munro, nadeau, nedeau, neveau, news show, nouveau, or so, outgrow, papo, pernod, perot, perreault, peugeot, pineau, plateau, primeau, primeaux, pruneau, rambeau, renaud, Renault, reneau, rideau, rideaux, riendeau, road show, rondeau, rope tow, rougeau, rouleau, Rousseau, run low, shad roe, skid row, ski tow, so-so, soft roe, soileau, strip show, tableau, tableaux, talk show, tarot, tebeau, tetreault, thebeau, thibault, thibeau, thibeaux, thiebaud, thoreau, thurnau, toe toe, tondreau, tong ho, to know, trudeau, truffaut, turbot, tyo, type o, ungo, uno, valleau, van-gogh, van gogh, veilleux, viau, vieau, vienneau, vigneau, vigneault, you know

3 syllables:

apropos, c. b. o., c. e. o., eeo, even so, ever so, g. a. o., genego, h. b. o., h. m. o., hammer throw, holy joe, ivo, i don't know, James monroe, let it go, little joe, little toe, long ago, minstrel show, overflow, p. l. o., pastry dough, picture show, pinsoneault, piping crow, po box no, puppet show, quid pro quo, rate of flow, red bordeaux, scuffle hoe, sentry go, shadow show, sloppy joe, status quo, streamline flow, taekwondo, tallyho, tennis pro, theriault, therriault, tidal flow, tourtelot, to and fro, tv show, u. f. o., UFO, undergo

4 syllables:

carrion crow, charity throw, from head to toe, laminar flow, menstrual flow, turbulent flow, Vincent van gogh

5 syllables:

American crow, cumberland plateau, desire to know, penalty free throw, television show, variety show, w. t. o.

6 syllables:

a. f. l. c. i. o., anisette de bordeaux, Henry david thoreau, since a long time ago

from: rhymezone.com

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Flow, slow, go, know, bow, dough, row, blow,

1 syllable:

au, aux, beau, beaux, bleau, blow, blowe, bo, boe, boeh, bow, bowe, breau, breault, breaux, bro, broe, browe, chau, cho, choe, cloe, clow, co, co., coe, cro, crow, crowe, dau, doe, doh, dough, eau, eaux, flo, floe, flow, flowe, foe, fro, froh, gau, glo, gloe, go, goe, gogh, goh, gro, groh, grow, growe, ho, hoe, hoh, Jo, joe, joh, know, ko, koh, krogh, kroh, krowe, kyo, lo, loe, loh, low, lowe, luo, m'bow, mau, meaux, mo, moe, mow, nau, neault, ngo, no, noe, noh, o, o', o., oh, ow, owe, plough, po, poe, poh, pro, queau, quo, reaux, rheault, rho, ro, roe, roh, rohe, row, rowe, schau, sew, sgro, show, sloe, slow, snow, snowe, so, sow, stow, stowe, stroh, strow, tho, though, throw, toe, tow, towe, trow, tso, vo, whoa, wo, woe, wroe, yau, yo, yoe, yoh, zoh

2 syllables:

aglo, aglow, ago, although, and so, arnaud, arnault, badeau, badeaux, barbeau, beaudreau, bebeau, begnaud, belleau, below, bestow, bibeau, bibeault, big toe, bio, biscoe, blincoe, boileau, boisseau, bonneau, bordeau, bordeaux, boudreau, boudreaux, bourbeau, bourdeau, bourgault, brancheau, brasseaux, brazeau, bread dough, brideau, brosseau, brousseau, bruneau, brusseau, budreau, buteau, cabo, campeau, celo, chabot, champeau, changsho, chateau, chateaux, chenault, cointreau, comeau, comeaux, compeau, corn snow, cousteau, crepeau, croteau, crotteau, daignault, daigneault, davao, davault, deboe, dedeaux, defoe, denault, deneau, deneault, devault, devaux, deveau, deveaux, devoe, dog show, drapeau, dubeau, dufault, dumb show, dussault, dusseau, dusseault, dutch hoe, enloe, enlow, enslow, escoe, escrow, facteau, faucheux, faurot, fauteux, favreau, fecteau, floor show, forego, forgo, free throw, fregeau, frost snow, furlaud, game show, garceau, gareau, garneau, gaudreau, gauthreaux, gautreau, gautreaux, gauvreau, gendreau, georgiou, gibeau, gibeault, giraud, golf pro, goudeau, goudreau, great toe, groleau, group o, guandjo, guilbault, guilbeau, guilbeault, guilbeaux, guillot, hard roe, hello, hurteau, hwang-ho, hwang ho, ice floe, ice show, imo, inco, inlow, inscoe, i know, jacquot, jandreau, jarreau, Jim crow, joe blow, john doe, just so, kayo, kowtow, labeau, lafoe, laid low, lambreau, lareau, laveau, lebeau, lebow, ledlow, legault, leleux, lettau, let go, lheureux, lienau, lie low, ling ko, loew, loewe, lozeau, make grow, malveaux, manseau, marceau, marceaux, margaux, mayeux, michaud, michaux, micheaux, migneault, mineau, miro, monceaux, mongeau, monroe, moreau, morneau, morneault, mousseau, munro, nadeau, nedeau, neveau, news show, nouveau, or so, outgrow, papo, pernod, perot, perreault, peugeot, pineau, plateau, primeau, primeaux, pruneau, rambeau, renaud, Renault, reneau, rideau, rideaux, riendeau, road show, rondeau, rope tow, rougeau, rouleau, Rousseau, run low, shad roe, skid row, ski tow, so-so, soft roe, soileau, strip show, tableau, tableaux, talk show, tarot, tebeau, tetreault, thebeau, thibault, thibeau, thibeaux, thiebaud, thoreau, thurnau, toe toe, tondreau, tong ho, to know, trudeau, truffaut, turbot, tyo, type o, ungo, uno, valleau, van-gogh, van gogh, veilleux, viau, vieau, vienneau, vigneau, vigneault, you know

3 syllables:

apropos, c. b. o., c. e. o., eeo, even so, ever so, g. a. o., genego, h. b. o., h. m. o., hammer throw, holy joe, ivo, i don't know, James monroe, let it go, little joe, little toe, long ago, minstrel show, overflow, p. l. o., pastry dough, picture show, pinsoneault, piping crow, po box no, puppet show, quid pro quo, rate of flow, red bordeaux, scuffle hoe, sentry go, shadow show, sloppy joe, status quo, streamline flow, taekwondo, tallyho, tennis pro, theriault, therriault, tidal flow, tourtelot, to and fro, tv show, u. f. o., UFO, undergo

4 syllables:

carrion crow, charity throw, from head to toe, laminar flow, menstrual flow, turbulent flow, Vincent van gogh

5 syllables:

American crow, cumberland plateau, desire to know, penalty free throw, television show, variety show, w. t. o.

6 syllables:

a. f. l. c. i. o., anisette de bordeaux, Henry david thoreau, since a long time ago

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1 syllable:

au, aux, beau, beaux, bleau, blow, blowe, bo, boe, boeh, bow, bowe, breau, breault, breaux, bro, broe, browe, cau, chau, cho, choe, cloe, clow, co, co., coe, cro, crow, crowe, dau, doe, doh, dough, eau, eaux, flo, floe, flow, flowe, foe, fro, froh, gau, glo, gloe, glow, go, goe, gogh, goh, gro, groh, grow, growe, ho, hoe, hoh, jo, joe, joh, know, ko, koh, krogh, kroh, krowe, kyo, lo, loe, loh, low, lowe, luo, mau, m'bow, m'bow, meaux, mo, moe, mow, nau, neault, no, noe, noh, o, o., o', oh, ow, owe, plough, po, poe, poh, pro, queau, quo, reaux, rheault, rho, ro, roe, roh, rohe, row, rowe, schau, sew, sgro, show, sloe, slow, snow, snowe, so, sow, stow, stowe, stroh, strow, tho, though, throw, toe, tow, towe, trow, tso, tso, vo, vo, whoa, whoa, whoa, wo, wo, woe, wroe, yau, yo, yoe, yoh, zoh

2 syllables:

aglo, aglow, ago, although, and so, arnaud, arnault, badeau, badeaux, barbeau, beaudreau, bebeau, begnaud, below, below, bestow, bibeau, bibeault, big toe, bio, biscoe, blincoe, boileau, boisseau, bonneau, bordeau, bordeaux, boudreau, boudreaux, bourbeau, bourdeau, bourgault, brancheau, brasseaux, brazeau, bread dough, brideau, brosseau, brousseau, bruneau, brusseau, budreau, buteau, cabo, cabo, campeau, celo, chabot, champeau, changsho, chateau, chateaux, chenault, cointreau, comeau, comeaux, compeau, corn snow, cousteau, crepeau, croteau, crotteau, daignault, daigneault, davao, davault, deboe, dedeaux, defoe, denault, deneau, deneault, devault, devaux, deveau, deveaux, devoe, dog show, drapeau, dubeau, dufault, dumb show, dunno, dussault, dusseau, dusseault, dutch hoe, enloe, enlow, enslow, escoe, escrow, facteau, faucheux, faurot, fauteux, favreau, fecteau, floor show, forego, forgo, free throw, fregeau, frost snow, furlaud, game show, garceau, gareau, garneau, gateau, gaudreau, gauthreaux, gautreau, gautreaux, gauvreau, gendreau, georgiou, gibeau, gibeault, giraud, godot, golf pro, goudeau, goudreau, great toe, groleau, group o, guandjo, guilbault, guilbeau, guilbeault, guilbeaux, guillot, hard roe, hello, hello, hoho, hurteau, hwang ho, hwang-ho, hwang-ho, ice floe, ice show, i know, imo, inco, inlow, inscoe, jacquot, jandreau, jarreau, jim crow, joe blow, john doe, just so, kayo, kowtow, labeau, lafoe, laid low, lambeau, lambreau, lareau, laveau, lebeau, lebow, lebowe, ledlow, legault, leleux, let go, lettau, lheureux, lie low, lienau, ling ko, loew, loewe, lozeau, make grow, malveaux, manseau, marceau, marceaux, margaux, mayeux, michaud, michaux, micheaux, migneault, mineau, miro, monceaux, mongeau, monroe, moreau, morneau, morneault, mousseau, munro, nadeau, nedeau, neveau, news show, ngo, nouveau, or so, outgrow, papo, pernod, perot, perreault, peugeot, pineau, plateau, primeau, primeaux, pruneau, rambeau, renaud, renault, reneau, rideau, rideaux, riendeau, road show, rondeau, rope tow, rougeau, rouleau, rousseau, run low, shad roe, skid row, ski tow, soco, soft roe, soileau, so-so, strip show, tableau, tableaux, talk show, tarot, tebeau, tetreault, thebeau, thibault, thibeau, thibeaux, thiebaud, thoreau, thurnau, toe toe, to know, tondreau, tong ho, trudeau, truffaut, turbot, tyo, type o, ungo, uno, valleau, van gogh, van-gogh, veilleux, viau, vieau, vienneau, vigneau, vigneault, you know

3 syllables:

apropos, c. b. o., c. e. o., eeo, even so, ever so, ex-voto, g. a. o., genego, golden glow, hammer throw, h. b. o., h. m. o., holy joe, i don't know, james monroe, let it go, little joe, little toe, long ago, mealo, minstrel show, overflow, pastry dough, picture show, pinsoneault, piping crow, p. l. o., po box no, puppet show, quid pro quo, rate of flow, red bordeaux, scuffle hoe, sentry go, shadow show, sloppy joe, status quo, streamline flow, taekwondo, tallyho, tennis pro, theriault, therriault, tidal flow, to and fro, tourtelot, tv show, u. f. o., undergo

4 syllables:

carrion crow, charity throw, electric glow, from head to toe, laminar flow, menstrual flow, turbulent flow, vincent van gogh

5 syllables:

american crow, cumberland plateau, desire to know, penalty free throw, television show, variety show, w. t. o.

6 syllables:

a. f. l. c. i. o., anisette de bordeaux, henry david thoreau, since a long time ago

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Here's the most common ones:

1 syllable:

air, bare, bear, blare, care, chair, Claire, dare, ere, eyre, fair, fare, flair, flare, glare, hair, hare, heir, lair, mare, pair, pear, rare, scare, share, snare, spare, square, stair, stare,swear, their, there, they're

2 syllables:

affair, au pair, aware, beware, compare, day care, declare, despair, dispair, ensnare, false hair, forswear, foursquare, health care, hot air, impair, lord's prayer, midair, Pierre, prepare, repair,take care, times square, unfair, voltaire

3 syllables:

billionaire, compressed air, grizzly bear, laissez faire, love affair, millionaire, open air, panda bear, polar bear, pubic hair, questionnaire, rocking chair, solitaire, teddy bear, unaware, wear and tear

4 syllables:

concessionaire, electric chair

5 syllables:

multimillionaire, tender loving care

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Rhymes with Snow:
  1. Aero
  2. Afro
  3. Afterglow
  4. Aglow
  5. Ago
  6. Airflow
  7. Aloe
  8. Also
  9. Although
  10. Ammo
  11. Anglo
  12. Argot
  13. Arrow
  14. Auto
  15. Backhoe
  16. Bandeau
  17. Banjo
  18. Barrow
  19. Basso
  20. Beau
  21. Bellow
  22. Below
  23. Bestow
  24. Billow
  25. Bingo
  26. Bistro
  27. Blow
  28. Bolo
  29. Bongo
  30. Bordeaux
  31. Borough
  32. Borrow
  33. Bow
  34. Bozo
  35. Brando
  36. Bravo
  37. Bromo
  38. Bronco
  39. Bucko
  40. Bunco
  41. Bunko
  42. Bureau
  43. Burro
  44. Burrow
  45. Cairo
  46. Callow
  47. Cargo
  48. Castro
  49. Cello
  50. Chateau
  51. Chico
  52. Chino
  53. Cockcrow
  54. Coco
  55. Cocoa
  56. Combo
  57. Condo
  58. Congo
  59. Cornrow
  60. Cosmo
  61. Crossbow
  62. Crow
  63. Crusoe
  64. Dado
  65. Day-glow
  66. Deathblow
  67. Death-row
  68. Deco
  69. Depot
  70. Dido
  71. Dingo
  72. Disco
  73. Ditto
  74. Dodo
  75. Doe
  76. Dough
  77. Duo
  78. Echo
  79. Ego
  80. Elbow
  81. Ergo
  82. Escrow
  83. Expo
  84. Fallow
  85. Farrow
  86. Fellow
  87. Flambeau
  88. Floe
  89. Flow
  90. Foe
  91. Folio
  92. Follow
  93. Forego
  94. Foreknow
  95. Forgo
  96. Franco
  97. Fresco
  98. Fresno
  99. Frisco
  100. Fro
  101. Furlough
  102. Furrow
  103. Garbo
  104. Gaucho
  105. Gecko
  106. Ghetto
  107. Ginkgo
  108. Gizmo
  109. Glow
  110. Go
  111. Go-Go
  112. Grotto
  113. Groucho
  114. Grow
  115. Gumbo
  116. Gun-ho
  117. Gusto
  118. Gyro
  119. Hallo
  120. Hallow
  121. Halo
  122. Harpo
  123. Harrow
  124. Haymow
  125. Heave-ho
  126. Hedgerow
  127. High-ho
  128. Hello
  129. Hero
  130. Hippo
  131. Ho
  132. Hobo
  133. Hoe
  134. Hollow
  135. Homo
  136. Honcho
  137. Hugo
  138. Hypo
  139. Inflow
  140. Info
  141. Jabot
  142. Jato
  143. Jello
  144. Jingo
  145. Joe
  146. Judo
  147. Jumbo
  148. Junco
  149. Juneau
  150. Juno
  151. Junto
  152. Kayo
  153. Keno
  154. Kilo
  155. Know
  156. Kongo
  157. Kyoto
  158. Largo
  159. Lasso
  160. Lido
  161. Limbo
  162. Limo
  163. Lingo
  164. Loco
  165. Logo
  166. Longbow
  167. Lotto
  168. Low
  169. Macho
  170. Macro
  171. Maestro
  172. Maillot
  173. Mallow
  174. Mambo
  175. Mango
  176. Marrow
  177. Matzo
  178. Mayo
  179. Meadow
  180. Mellow
  181. Memo
  182. Metro
  183. Micro
  184. Minnow
  185. Mono
  186. Monroe
  187. Morrow
  188. Motto
  189. Mow
  190. Mumbo
  191. Nato
  192. Nero
  193. No
  194. No-no
  195. No-show
  196. Nolo
  197. Nouveau
  198. Oboe
  199. Oh
  200. Oleo
  201. Olio
  202. Oslo
  203. Outflow
  204. Outgo
  205. Outgrow
  206. Owe
  207. Oxbow
  208. Pekoe
  209. Peso
  210. Peugeot
  211. Pharaoh
  212. Photo
  213. Picot
  214. Pillow
  215. Pinko
  216. Pinto
  217. Plano
  218. Plateau
  219. Plato
  220. Pluto
  221. Poco
  222. Poe
  223. Polio
  224. Polo
  225. Poncho
  226. Porno
  227. Presto
  228. Promo
  229. Pronto
  230. Pro
  231. Provo
  232. Pseudo
  233. Psycho
  234. Pueblo
  235. Quo
  236. Rainbow
  237. Ratio
  238. Reflow
  239. Regrow
  240. Reno
  241. Rhino
  242. Rio
  243. Roe
  244. Rouleau
  245. Rousseau
  246. Row
  247. Sallow
  248. Salvo
  249. Scarecrow
  250. Scherzo
  251. Schizo
  252. Schmo
  253. Schmoe
  254. Sew
  255. Shadow
  256. Shako
  257. Shallow
  258. Shew
  259. Shinto
  260. Show
  261. Sideshow
  262. Silo
  263. Sloe
  264. Slow
  265. Snow
  266. Sole
  267. Sol
  268. So
  269. So-so
  270. Solo
  271. Sorrow
  272. Sotto
  273. Soul
  274. Sourdough
  275. Sow
  276. Sparrow
  277. Speedo
  278. Steno
  279. Stow
  280. Stucco
  281. Sumo
  282. Swallow
  283. Tableau
  284. Taco
  285. Tallow
  286. Tango
  287. Taro
  288. Tempo
  289. Tho
  290. Thorough
  291. Though
  292. Throe
  293. Throw
  294. Tiptoe
  295. Tiro
  296. Toe
  297. Torso
  298. Toto
  299. Tow
  300. Tricot
  301. Trio
  302. Trousseau
  303. Trow
  304. Trudeau
  305. Turbo
  306. Typo
  307. Tyro
  308. Umbo
  309. Uno
  310. Velcro
  311. Veto
  312. Virgo
  313. Voe
  314. Wacko
  315. Wallow
  316. Weirdo
  317. Whoa
  318. Whoso
  319. Widow
  320. Willow
  321. Window
  322. Windrow
  323. Winnow
  324. Wino
  325. Woe
  326. Yellow
  327. Yo
  328. Yo-Yo
  329. Zero

show, blow, go, oboe
know, moe, hoe, low, so, no, foe, zoe, zero, The letter o, do-do, go, and joe. I can go on, and on.
1 syllable:

au, aux, beau, beaux, bleau, blow, blowe, bo, boe, boeh, bow, bowe, breau, breault, breaux, bro, broe, browe, cau, chau, cho, choe, cloe, clow, co, co., coe, cro, crow, crowe, dau, doe, doh, dough, eau, eaux, flo, floe, flow, flowe, foe, fro, froh, gau, glo, gloe, glow, go, goe, gogh, goh, gro, groh, grow, growe, ho, hoe, hoh, jo, joe, joh, know, ko, koh, krogh, kroh, krowe, kyo, lo, loe, loh, low, lowe, luo, mau, m'bow, meaux, mo, moe, mow, nau, neault, no, noe, noh, o, o., o', oh, ow, owe, plough, po, poe, poh, pro, queau, quo, reaux, rheault, rho, ro, roe, roh, rohe, row, rowe, schau, sew, sgro, show, sloe, slow, snowe, so, sow, stow, stowe, stroh, strow, tho, though, throw, toe, tow, towe, trow, tso, vo, whoa, wo, woe, wroe, yau, yo, yoe, yoh, zoh

2 syllables:

aglo, aglow, ago, although, and so, arnaud, arnault, badeau, badeaux, barbeau, beaudreau, bebeau, begnaud, belleau, below, bestow, bibeau, bibeault, big toe, bio, biscoe, blincoe, boileau, boisseau, bonneau, bordeau, bordeaux, boudreau, boudreaux, bourbeau, bourdeau, bourgault, brancheau, brasseaux, brazeau, bread dough, brideau, brosseau, brousseau, bruneau, brusseau, budreau, buteau, cabo, campeau, celo, chabot, champeau, changsho, chateau, chateaux, chenault, cointreau, comeau, comeaux, compeau, cousteau, crepeau, croteau, crotteau, daignault, daigneault, davao, davault, deboe, dedeaux, defoe, denault, deneau, deneault, devault, devaux, deveau, deveaux, devoe, dog show, drapeau, dubeau, dufault, dumb show, dunno, dussault, dusseau, dusseault, dutch hoe, enloe, enlow, enslow, escoe, escrow, facteau, faucheux, faurot, fauteux, favreau, fecteau, floor show, forego, forgo, free throw, fregeau, furlaud, game show, garceau, gareau, garneau, gateau, gaudreau, gauthreaux, gautreau, gautreaux, gauvreau, gendreau, georgiou, gibeau, gibeault, giraud, godot, golf pro, goudeau, goudreau, great toe, groleau, group o, guandjo, guilbault, guilbeau, guilbeault, guilbeaux, guillot, hard roe, hello, hoho, hurteau, hwang ho, hwang-ho, ice floe, ice show, i know, imo, inco, inlow, inscoe, jacquot, jandreau, jarreau, jim crow, joe blow, john doe, just so, kayo, kowtow, labeau, lafoe, laid low, lambeau, lambreau, lareau, laveau, lebeau, lebow, lebowe, ledlow, legault, leleux, let go, lettau, lheureux, lie low, lienau, ling ko, loew, loewe, lozeau, make grow, malveaux, manseau, marceau, marceaux, margaux, mayeux, michaud, michaux, micheaux, migneault, mineau, miro, monceaux, mongeau, monroe, moreau, morneau, morneault, mousseau, munro, nadeau, nedeau, neveau, news show, ngo, nouveau, or so, outgrow, papo, pernod, perot, perreault, peugeot, pineau, plateau, primeau, primeaux, pruneau, rambeau, renaud, renault, reneau, rideau, rideaux, riendeau, road show, rondeau, rope tow, rougeau, rouleau, rousseau, run low, shad roe, skid row, ski tow, soco, soft roe, soileau, so-so, strip show, tableau, tableaux, talk show, tarot, tebeau, tetreault, thebeau, thibault, thibeau, thibeaux, thiebaud, thoreau, thurnau, toe toe, to know, tondreau, tong ho, trudeau, truffaut, turbot, tyo, type o, ungo, uno, valleau, van gogh, van-gogh, veilleux, viau, vieau, vienneau, vigneau, vigneault, you know

3 syllables:

apropos, c. b. o., c. e. o., eeo, even so, ever so, ex-voto, g. a. o., genego, golden glow, hammer throw, h. b. o., h. m. o., holy joe, i don't know, james monroe, let it go, little joe, little toe, long ago, mealo, minstrel show, overflow, pastry dough, picture show, pinsoneault, piping crow, p. l. o., po box no, puppet show, quid pro quo, rate of flow, red bordeaux, scuffle hoe, sentry go, shadow show, sloppy joe, status quo, streamline flow, taekwondo, tallyho, tennis pro, theriault, therriault, tidal flow, to and fro, tourtelot, tv show, u. f. o., undergo

4 syllables:

carrion crow, charity throw, electric glow, from head to toe, laminar flow, menstrual flow, turbulent flow, vincent van gogh

5 syllables:

american crow, cumberland plateau, desire to know, penalty free throw, television show, variety show, w. t. o.

6 syllables:

a. f. l. c. i. o., anisette de bordeaux, henry david thoreau, since a long time ago

  • blow
  • flow
  • go
  • show
  • no
  • doe
  • moe
  • afro
  • glow
  • bow
  • oh
  • slow
  • sew
  • yo
  • ago

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IntroductionHuman sexuality plays a major role in everyone's life. Regardless, whether we are young or old, man or woman, American or Japanese, it is an integral part of what we do and who we are. There has been much done by way of research and scholarly writing examining human sexuality (e.g., Abramson & Pinkerton, 1995; Beach, 1976; Diamond, 1997; Reinisch et al., 1990; Stalcup, 1995; Tiefer, 1995). This paper will explore the topic of human sexuality as a motivation. Of course, there are many emotions associated with human sexuality, but the primary aim of this particular paper will be a general overview of sexuality with special attention to the various perspectives, including the: 1) biological perspective, 2) cognitive perspective, and 3) learning perspective. All the while, the lens through which we summarize these perspectives will be with the understanding that human sexual behavior is a motivation.

Next to sleeping and eating, it seems that it is one of the most important drives we have to deal with as humans. That is, it takes up so much of our time in thought and behavior that it sometimes seems that every facet of our life revolves around this to a certain extent.

Human sexual behavior is different from the sexual behavior of other animals, in that, it seems to be governed by a variety and interplay of different factors. That is, while "lower" animals or species are driven by a "force" to reproduce and therefore partake in sexual behavior. Humans are not sexually active just for the sake of reproduction, rather, there are a variety of complex factors that lead people to have sex.

Human Sexuality. Human sexuality is the way in which we experience and express ourselves as sexual beings (Rathus et al., 1993). There are many factors that help develop our sexuality, arguably one of the most important, is our actual gender. Whether, I am a male or female will likely have a major influence on the development of my individual sexuality. Furthermore, sexuality is an integral part of our personalities whether we are aware of it or not.

Why study human sexuality? This may seem like a rather simple-minded question, but one of the questions that should always be posed before any endeavor is, "why do it?" and "what do we hope to gain from it?" The former will be addressed here and the latter will hopefully become clear as we move along in our journey. An important reason to study human sexuality is that it is a primary source of motivation. Just consider the amount of time spent thinking and planning for sex, let alone the time spent in sexual behavior itself (Rathus et al., 1993). Sexual motivation does to some extent influence human behavior. Another reason for studying human sexuality is that we may face various personal and social problems involving sexuality, such as, sexually transmitted diseases, unwanted pregnancies, and sexual harassment (Aral & Holmes, 1991; Rathus et al., 1993). This should sound especially timely during the times in which we live.

Methods of Research in Human SexualityThere are numerous ways of gathering scientific evidence about human sexuality. While, some methods focus on description, others methods concentrate on identifying relationships between variables, and still others in identifying causal relationships. The following are general summaries as to the various data collection methods.

Survey Method. Surveys collect information about behavior through interviews with participants or questionnaires. The aim of this particular method is to gather information on the sexual attitudes and behavior of a particular population or group of people. This particular method does have limitations. For example, drawbacks of this method are that surveys require self-report from the participants, therefore, it is likely that the data collected might contain a plethora of inaccuracies. Depending on the question posed to the individual they may want to present themselves in a socially acceptable way or be to embarrassed to answer truthfully. In addition, many people refuse to even participate in human sexuality survey studies, thus, you may get a selection bias because the sample attained may not be representative of the population you want to generalize to.

Arguably, one of the seminal studies in human sexuality employing the survey method was that completed by Kinsey and colleagues (1948, 1953). Kinsey and colleagues interviewed about 5300 men and 5900 women between 1938 through 1949 and asked them a variety of questions about their sexual behavior and attitudes. This approach was well advised since Kinsey was particularly interested in the frequency of certain sexual behaviors (e.g., oral sex, masturbation, and intercourse) rather than the underlying causes. Results and implications of this study may be reviewed in the cited articles.

Observational Method. In the observational method the investigator is a direct observer of sexual behavior. These observations may take place in field settings or in laboratories. This particular method, however, has had a very limited application so far because of the requirement of privacy that shrouds sexual experience in many cultures (Katchadourian, 1989). An example of observational research is when psychologists observe the patterns of nonverbal communication and body language among couples in dating situations (Rathus et al., 1993). Researchers can also interact with the people whose behavior they are recording, this is deemed the participant observation method. One major limitation of this method is the possibility that the behavior under study may be altered by the participant because of the presence of the observer (i.e., observer effect). In other words, the participants' behavior may consciously be changed to "fit" with what they believe the observer is seeking.

Human Sexual Response (1966) by William Masters and Virginia Johnson is one of the seminal studies examining the sexual behavior of humans via the observation method. Despite the controversy engendered by the method of their study, it gave a reliable picture of what happens to the body during sexual behavior.

Experimental Method. Experiments permit researchers to draw causal conclusions between the independent variable and dependent variable. One example of this method is exposing participants to sexually arousing materials while instruments monitor physiological responses (Katchadourian, 1989). The particular limitations of this study seem obvious, in that, one cannot manipulate many variables of interest directly because of ethical standards.

Correlational Method. Allows the researcher to examine the relationship between variables of interest. For example, a researcher may be interested in the variables that relate to sexual satisfaction in couples. Therefore, he/she may look at the variables of partner compatibility, communication skills, and number of years the couple has been together. The major limitation of this method is that correlation does not equal causation.

Case Study Method. The intensive study of one particular participant. A vast amount of descriptive information is gathered about one particular individual, therefore, giving a much more detailed picture of that individual than would otherwise normally be attained. The major shortcoming of this method is that generalization to a population is out of the question. In addition, participants may also have "gaps" in their memories and ways of thinking which bias results.

Biological PerspectiveOne cannot truly begin a dialogue about human sexuality without addressing the biological perspective, in particular, hormones (Strong, DeVault, & Sayad, 1996). Hormones may be viewed as one of the major "driving forces" of sexual behavior. Over the past several years, there has been much research examining the various roles that hormones play in the sexual behavior of humans. Hormones are produced by the gonads (i.e., testes and ovaries), the adrenal cortex, the pituitary gland, and the hypothalamus. In addition, the hormones of androgens, estrogens, and progestins all exist in both males and females. They exist in different concentrations, however, within males and females. Males have a higher concentration of androgens and females have a higher concentration of estrogens and progestins. Incidentally, androgens are responsible for the sexual differentiation of the male reproductive system before birth and the sexual maturation of boys at puberty. Testosterone, a specific androgen, is associated with the male sexual drive and possibly with aggressive behavior (Reinisch, Ziemba-Davis, & Saunders, 1991). Estrogens and progestins, found in higher concentrations within females, regulate the menstrual cycle and are essential for reproduction. The relationship of these hormones to the female sexual drive and behavior are unclear. Hormone levels are usually correlated with sexual behavior, but in humans this is not necessarily true because of intervening variables. Thus, an individual may be physiologically ready to participate in sexual behavior, but does not because of factors that supercede any biological reason. Cognitive PerspectiveA comprehension of the processes of sexual arousal is an important element in understanding sexual responses. The notion that our most erogenous sex organ lies between our ears should not be dismissed. The cognitive activity of the brain can quickly either augment or inhibit a sexual response cycle (Walen & Roth, 1987). Walen & Roth (1987) pointed out that perceptions and evaluations are the two major types of cognitive activity. That is, how a stimulus or situation is interpreted determines how the individual will respond to the stimulus. According to Walen & Roth, perception includes at least three components: detection, labeling, and attribution. Detection is defined by an individual's ability to note the presence of a stimulus or to discriminate it from other stimuli. Next, labeling is the descriptors that an individual uses to categorize the stimulus event. Third, attribution is an explanation for the perception. Individuals may of course rely heavily on situational cues when making attributions. How may all three of these factors affect sexual behavior? Well, the inability to detect sexual stimuli, incorrect labeling, or misattribution may significantly impede sexual performance (Walen & Roth, 1987). The second major cognitive factor is evaluation, which is a process of rating events from good to bad. For example, the cognitive theory of Rational Emotive Therapy (RET) has focused primarily on evaluative beliefs (Ellis, 1962/1970). The general point to take away from this particular theory is that "when an individual evaluates a sexual stimulus as good or positive, sexual arousal may be enhanced. On the other hand, when a stimulus is evaluated negatively, sexuality will be diminished. Even more destructive are the exaggerated negative evaluations that Ellis refers to as catastrophic" (Walen & Roth, 1987, p.340). Learning PerspectiveTo what extent does sexual behavior reflect experience? Would you hold the same sexual attitudes and behaviors if you had been reared in another culture? Even within the same society, family and personal experiences can shape unique sexual attitudes and behaviors. Learning theory focuses on environmental factors that shape behavior. Within this context, learning theory examines the environmental factors that shape sexual behavior (McConaghy, 1987). Behaviorism emphasizes the importance of rewards and punishments in the learning process. Events (such as rewards) that increase the frequency or likelihood of particular behavior are termed reinforcements. When applied to sexual behavior, children left to explore their bodies without parental condemnation will learn what feels good and tend to repeat it. However, when sexual behavior (like masturbation) feels pleasurable, but parents connect it with feelings of guilt and shame, the child is placed in conflict. Conversely, punishment tends to suppress behavior in circumstances in which it is expected to occur. Thus, if young people are severely punished for sexual exploration, we may come to associate sexual stimulation in general with feelings of guilt or anxiety. Social Learning Theory uses the concepts of rewards and punishment, but it also emphasizes the importance of cognitive activity (i.e., anticipations, thoughts, and plans) and learning by observation. Observational learning or modeling refers to acquiring knowledge and skills through observing others. Observational learning may also take place when exposed to certain films, books, or music. According to social learning theory children acquire the gender roles deemed appropriate in society through reinforcement of gender-appropriate behavior. In addition, individuals duplicate behaviors of those they respect and hold as models. ConclusionHuman sexuality is a very complex behavior that is affected by many facets of our lives including our physiology, cognition, and learning. These are just a few of the components that this paper focused on for the sake of brevity. Otherwise, many other factors could have been discussed, such as, the culture, personal and general history, and the humanistic perspective. The point here is that human sexuality, like us, is multi-dimensional and one can only begin to get a sense of what it is by the inclusion of many perspectives and ideas. However, one particular point that this paper would like to get across to the reader is that it is a motivating factor. This is a bit over simplified but it seems that so much of what we do day in and day out as humans is in some way or another governed by our sexual self. While this makes us similar as humans, it is not necessarily the case that we condone the same behaviors or have overlapping norms from culture to culture. Thus, within this similarity there is still a great deal of diversity. Web Resources
  • How the Brain Organizes Sexual BehaviorThis is a comprehensive site dedicated to the physiology of human sexuality, in particular, how the brain organizes sexual behavior. This site is authored by Dr. Silvia Helena Cardoso, who is invited Professor and Associate Researcher of the Center for Biomedical Informatics, State University of Campinas (Unicamp), Brazil.
  • The Electronic Journal of Human SexualityAn online electronic journal focusing on research in human sexuality. A publication of the Institute for Advanced Study of Human Sexuality based in San Francisco. The journal is peer reviewed by academicians and scholars of various disciplines.
  • The Kinsey InstituteThe official website of the Kinsey Institute. Provides a plethora of information on the topic of human sexuality.
  • Online Psychological Human Sexuality SurveyAn online survey created by researchers at the California State University, Fullerton Psychology Department. A multitude of questions followed by a debriefing describing the nature of the research.
  • Institutions offering Human Sexuality degrees and/or SpecializationsA site dedicated to listing the various institutions nationwide that offer a degree in Human Sexuality. Available hyperlinks usually offer a description of the programs, coursework, etc.
  • Hopkins Scientists Find Key to Spring Mating in Brain ChemistryA brief article from John Hopkins University News describing a research finding in their laboratories. Specifically, they may have located a "key" in the mystery to increased mating during the Spring Season.
  • Sexuality in EpilepsyAn article examining various aspects and issues related to sexuality and epilepsy. In particular, issues of sexual dysfunction and epilepsy are discussed along with treatments of such problems.
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