https://kinseyinstitute.org/research/publications/kinsey-scale.php#what
The Kinsey Scale revolutionized how people conceptualized sexuality. Fifty-plus years later, the scale is still
used and Kinsey's contributions are still taught in most sexuality courses. Some people argue that the Kinsey
Scale is not a proper continuum and leaves out a lot of individuals and their self-identifications. Check out the
Kinsey Scale, then answer the following questions:
Include the following information in your post :
- A brief description of the scale and what you thought about it
- Any problems you identified with the scale, and why you found them to be problematic
Q2 (200 words):
Attached 2 pdf.
Take a look at two recent models of sexuality and gender, The Genderbread Person Preview the documentand
The SpectrumPreview the document. Then answer the following questions: - Do either of these models address the problems you identified with the Kinsey Scale? Why or why not?
- Of the 3 scales we've looked at (Kinsey Scale, Gingerbread Person, and The Spectrum), which model do
you think best represents sexuality and gender? Why?