Part 1: Social and Biological Foundations of Human Sexuality

1. Historical, Research, and Cross-Cultural Perspectives on Sexuality
2. Female Sexual Anatomy and Physiology
3. Male Sexual Anatomy and Physiology
4. Human Sexual Response
5. Developmental and Social Perspectives on Gender

Part 2: Understanding Sexuality in Ourselves and Our Relationships

6. Sexuality Through the Life Cycle
7. Sexual Individuality and Sexual Values
8. Sexuality, Communication, and Relationships

Part 3: Human Reproduction, Contraception, And Abortion: Sexuality Confronts Social Policy

9. Reproduction, Reproductive Technology, and Birthing
10. Decision-Making About Pregnancy and Parenthood

Part 4: Sexual Behavior and Contemporary Society

11. Solitary Sex and Shared Sex
12. Same-Gender Orientation and Behavior
13. The Spectrum of Human Sexual Behavior
14. Sex, Art, the Media, and the Law

Part 5: Dealing with Sexual Problems

15. Sexual Coercion, Rape, and Abuse
16. Sexually Transmitted Diseases and Other Physical Problems
17. The HIV/AIDS Crisis and Sexual Decisions
18. Sexual Dysfunctions and Their Treatment