Basic Sexological Premises 2. Religious and Ethnic Factors Affecting Sexuality 3. Sexual Knowledge and Education 4. Autoerotic Behaviors and Patterns 5. Interpersonal Heterosexual Behaviors 6. Homoerotic, Homosexual, and Ambisexual Behaviors 7. Gender Conflicted Persons 8. Significant Unconventional Sexual Behaviors 9. Contraception, Abortion, and Population Planning Sexually Transmitted Diseases Sexual Dysfunctions, Counseling, and Therapies Demographics and a Historical Perspective A.
Demographics Argentina, the second largest country in South America with 1,, square miles, occupies most of the southern tip of the American continent. It extends from slightly above the Tropic of Capricorn to the Antarctica, on which it keeps a constant military and research presence. Hence, it has a variety of climates and the different natural resources associated with them, although it is best known for its fertile pampas of the temperate region.
As the poet describes it: This miraculous indigenous America Made everything at a fantastic scale Wanting to look at the sky, she raised herself on the Andean Mountains And her cross, instead of wood, is made of stars.
The age distribution was 30 percent below age 15; 61 percent ages 15 to 64, and 9 percent age 65 and older. Eighty-seven percent of the population are urban dwellers. Eighty-five percent are white, mainly Spanish and Italian, with the remaining 15 percent mestizos and indigenous Indians.
Life expectancy at birth was 68 for males and 75 for females. The birth rate was 20 per 1, population, the death rate nine per 1,, giving a natural annual increase of 1. Argentina has one hospital bed per persons, one physician per persons, and an infant mortality rate in of 29 per 1, live births. Literacy in was 95 percent with education compulsory to age 14 World Almanac. A Brief Historical Perspective Nomadic indigenous tribes roamed the pampas when the Spaniards arrived in and The land quickly became a part of the Spanish empire.
