human sexual behavior
Let an agent give neutral, non-graphic, factual information about sexual behaviour centred on consent, sexual health and rights, and refer to sexual health services and support organisations.
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Purpose and description
Let an agent give neutral, non-graphic, factual information about sexual behaviour centred on consent, sexual health and rights, and refer to sexual health services and support organisations.
The range of ways in which humans experience and express sexuality with themselves or others, shaped by biology, relationships, culture and law, with consent, safety and respect as core principles.
What it is for: A part of human life and relationships addressed by health services, education and law.
It can be learn about consent and sexual health; access sexual health services and testing; get support after sexual violence; find harm reduction services where drugs are involved.
Distinguishing features
Consent is essential
Health and rights dimensions
Diverse across people and cultures
Legal limits protect minors
What it looks like
Not described; the entry is informational and non-graphic.
How it is recognised
Topics: consent, contraception, sexual health, relationships
Services: sexual health clinics, helplines
Legal age of consent varies by country
Related models
is a kind of - category
requires - principle
is supported by - services
is regulated by - law
In practice
Families and kinds
consent and communication
sexual health and contraception
sexual risk reduction
relationships and intimacy
sexual rights
Standards and regulation
WHO sexual health guidance
UNESCO International Technical Guidance on Sexuality Education
National laws on consent and sexual offences
Failure modes and hazards
Any content involving minors (never produced)
Graphic or explicit content (out of scope)
Missing signs of abuse or coercion
Sexually transmitted infections without testing
Also called
+80
Where this came from
wikidata · CC0 1.0
Drafted structure
Bundle to layer to finding to question, as the second pass will find it: 4 bundles · 8 layers · 8 findings · 16 questions.
Consent Core principle.
Consent comes first.
Principles
What consent means.
Principles
Consent.
- What does consent mean under law and health guidance? provenance
- Can it be withdrawn? definition
Law
Age and capacity.
Law
Legal limits.
- What is the age of consent here? provenance
- When is someone unable to consent? boundary
Health Sexual health.
Health services help.
Services
Clinics.
Services
Sexual health services.
- Where are confidential sexual health services? action
- Is testing free? boundary
Prevention
Contraception and STIs.
Prevention
Prevention.
- What do health services say about contraception and STI prevention? provenance
- Where can advice be found? action
Safety Violence and harm.
Safety needs support.
Violence
Support after assault.
Violence
Support after sexual violence.
- Has someone experienced sexual violence, and which support services and emergency contacts apply? boundary
- Is urgent medical care needed? action
Harm reduction
Drugs and sex.
Harm reduction
Harm reduction.
- Where can confidential harm reduction and sexual health support be found? action
- Is the information non-judgemental? boundary
Limits Scope.
The entry has firm limits.
Content
Non-graphic.
Content
Content limits.
- Is the request for explicit content or anything involving minors? boundary
- How should the agent decline and redirect? action
Education
Learning.
Education
Education.
- Which age-appropriate education resources exist? provenance
- Who publishes them? provenance
What the second pass must settle
- How should support services be localised?
- Registry aliases include explicit terms; should they be hidden on the page?
- How should sexuality education resources be linked?