The most engaging and up-to-date Canadian introduction to the diversity of human sexual experiences

Balancing biological coverage with an insightful exploration of social and cultural issues, this Canadian-contributed text helps students understand human sexuality from a variety of interdisciplinary perspectives. Incorporating the latest research, clinical practice, and up-to-date developments, this third edition opens students' eyes to the richness and diversity of human sexual expressions and experiences in Canada and around the world.

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Caroline Pukall is a full professor in the department of psychology at Queen's University. She is also the director of the sex therapy service at the psychology clinic at Queen's.

"A comprehensive, visually appealing, Canadian-produced text, suitable for undergraduates." --Annette Floyd, Langara College

"Supplemented by helpful instructional materials, this very accessible human sexuality textbook hits on all the significant topics in sex, gender, and sexuality with its strong, broad, and well-organized coverage. In doing so, it highlights the specifics especially important in the historical and current contexts of Canada." --Scott Mattson, University of Windsor

"A must-have for teaching human sexuality in Canada! It is comprehensive and the chapters are written by Canadian experts in their field." --Yara Kadulina, University of Ottawa