(a) The Urban Dictionary (https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=V-Card) defines “V-Card” as the “term used to define one’s virginity. All virgins have a “V-Card” until they “cash it in” for sex.
1. Had you ever heard of the term “V-Card” before reading Caron & Hinman’s (2013) article? And, what was your reaction to reading about it? [1.00]
2. On the basis of the information contained in the article about the participants in the study: Do you think that all of the college students who participated in their study were familiar with the term “V-Card” or not? Why?/Why not?[1.00]
3. Select the one theme in the study’s results that most resonated with you or that most interested you. Explain why this one theme most resonated with you and discuss. [4.00]
(b) Please refer to: https://www.bustle.com/articles/63368-whats-it-like-to-lose-your-v-card-what-i-thought-losing-my-virginity-would-be-like Think critically and discuss: Is Martha Sorren’s (2015) account of the loss of her virginity comparable with the the reports of the loss of virginity of one or more of the groups of students that Caron & Hinman (2013) wrote about? Why?/Why not? Explain in detail by making reference to both media. [5.00]
(c) Caron & Hinman (2013) reported on a survey of 350 students who were enrolled in undergraduate human sexuality courses between 2010 and 2012. Of those 350 students, 269 (or 77% of respondents) provided stories of inexperienced males losing their V-Cards to sexually experienced females. Think critically and discuss: Do you think that the offer of “Extra Credit” for the submission of a “virginity” story affected the results of that study? Why?/Why not? [4.00]
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