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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «ACCEPTIVITY»
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1
Human Sexuality: An Encyclopedia
As acceptivity to engage in coitus extended beyond estrus, females could
exchange sex for food over sustained periods, creating a pleasure bond with
males. Further, obscuring an offspring's paternity by mating with numerous males
in the ...
Vern L. Bullough, Bonnie Bullough,
2014
2
Suggestion and autosuggestion
So great is the power of words, that it suffices to give the same name to two things
which are quite different and often opposed, to give the same name to acceptivity
and suggestibility, for the discredit which justly attaches to the former to be ...
3
Electrochemical Dictionary
Acceptor number (or acceptivity), AN A Acceptor number (or acceptivity), AN is an
2 empirical quantity for characterizing the electrophilic properties (! Lewis acid–
base theory) of a solvent A that expresses the solvent ability to accepting an ...
Allen J. Bard, György Inzelt, Fritz Scholz,
2012
4
Venuses penuses: sexology, sexosophy, and exigency theory
More precisely and operationally, the terminology should be woman's
proceptivity [a term applicable to both sexes and recently introduced by Beach (
1976)], acceptivity or receptivity, and conceptivity. Scientific progress has been in
the ...
acceptivity | actual failure rate I acceptivity the proclivity to accept one another
and become mutually involved in body contact and sexuoerotic activities which
can include the genitals in coitus. I acmegenesis term meaning orgasm.
6
Handbook of biological psychiatry
More precisely and operationally, the terminology should be woman's
proceptivity [a term applicable to both sexes and recently introduced by Beach (
11976)] , acceptivity or receptivity, and conceptivity. Scientific progress has been
in the ...
Herman Meïr van Praag, Malcolm Harold Lader, Ole J. Rafaelsen,
1981
7
The lovemap guidebook: a definitive statement
In human sexology, it is more accurate to speak not of female receptivity but of
mutual male and female acceptivity. The male accepts the female and the female
accepts the male, whatever the sexual practices in which they reciprocally and ...
8
Handbook of biological psychiatry: Brain mechanisms and ...
Scientific progress has been in the reverse order, for knowledge of the
relationship of the menstrual hormonal cycle to the ability to conceive, which is
the basis of hormonal contraception, is more advanced than in the case of either
acceptivity ...
Herman M. Van Praag,
1980
9
Suggestion and Autosuggestion: A Psychological and ...
So great is the power of words, that it suffices to give the same name to two things
which are quite different and often opposed, to give the same name to acceptivity
and suggestibility, for the discredit which justly attaches to the former to be ...
Charles Baudouin, Eden Paul,
1922
10
Bulletin of the Korean Chemical Society
The electron acceptivity in Pd-derivatives is stronger in Ceo than ethylene. But in
parameter set 1 case, the electron acceptivity of Ceo in Pd-Ceo complex is
stronger in type 1 than type 2. In Pd-derivatives, the strength of the electron ...