Question 1

The sexual dysfunction that occurs when sexual relations are impaired because a man consistently reaches orgasm too quickly is

Accepted Answer

A)  erectile difficulty. 
B)  premature ejaculation. 
C)  orgasmic difficulty. 
D)  male orgasmic disorder. 
A)  erectile difficulty. 
B)  premature ejaculation. 
C)  orgasmic difficulty. 
D)  male orgasmic disorder.

Question 2

_____ are impairments in sexual functioning that cause subjective distress.

Accepted Answer

A)  Erectile difficulties 
B)  Sexual dysfunctions 
C)  Premature ejaculations 
D)  Orgasmic difficulties 
A)  Erectile difficulties 
B)  Sexual dysfunctions 
C)  Premature ejaculations 
D)  Orgasmic difficulties

Question 3

Studies have found

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A)  heterosexual couples are more sexually satisfied than gay or lesbian couples. 
B)  gay couples are more sexually satisfied than lesbian or heterosexual couples. 
C)  lesbian couples are more sexually satisfied than gay or heterosexual couples. 
D)  comparable levels of sexual satisfaction in gay,lesbian,and heterosexual couples. 
A)  heterosexual couples are more sexually satisfied than gay or lesbian couples. 
B)  gay couples are more sexually satisfied than lesbian or heterosexual couples. 
C)  lesbian couples are more sexually satisfied than gay or heterosexual couples. 
D)  comparable levels of sexual satisfaction in gay,lesbian,and heterosexual couples.

Question 4

Which of the following is NOT a form of sexual expression?

Accepted Answer

A)  Self-stimulation 
B)  Kissing and touching 
C)  Oral and anal sex 
D)  All of these are forms of sexual expression. 
A)  Self-stimulation 
B)  Kissing and touching 
C)  Oral and anal sex 
D)  All of these are forms of sexual expression.

Question 5

Young people whose parents provided little sexual information

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A)  are atypical since most adolescents feel that they learned a lot about the topic from their parents. 
B)  will feel guilty about their sexual curiosity. 
C)  will turn elsewhere for information,thereby reducing the influence of their parents. 
D)  feel satisfied with a low amount of parental interaction. 
A)  are atypical since most adolescents feel that they learned a lot about the topic from their parents. 
B)  will feel guilty about their sexual curiosity. 
C)  will turn elsewhere for information,thereby reducing the influence of their parents. 
D)  feel satisfied with a low amount of parental interaction.

Question 6

Coitus is

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A)  the most widely practiced sexual act in our society. 
B)  vaginal intercourse. 
C)  associated with greater sexual and relationship satisfaction and better mental health. 
D)  all of these 
A)  the most widely practiced sexual act in our society. 
B)  vaginal intercourse. 
C)  associated with greater sexual and relationship satisfaction and better mental health. 
D)  all of these

Question 7

In the plateau phase of the sexual response cycle,

Accepted Answer

A)  physiological arousal levels off. 
B)  physiological arousal builds at a slower pace. 
C)  something like a phone ringing will probably not interrupt the movement to the next stage. 
D)  men's pre-ejaculatory fluid does not contain sperm. 
A)  physiological arousal levels off. 
B)  physiological arousal builds at a slower pace. 
C)  something like a phone ringing will probably not interrupt the movement to the next stage. 
D)  men's pre-ejaculatory fluid does not contain sperm.

Question 8

Which of the following statements is true regarding homosexuality?

Accepted Answer

A)  It was initially classified as a psychological disorder. 
B)  Homosexuality was deleted from the official list of psychological disorders in 1973. 
C)  Research demonstrates that sexual orientation doesn't impair psychological adjustment in gay individuals,couples,and parents.. 
D)  All of these are true. 
A)  It was initially classified as a psychological disorder. 
B)  Homosexuality was deleted from the official list of psychological disorders in 1973. 
C)  Research demonstrates that sexual orientation doesn't impair psychological adjustment in gay individuals,couples,and parents.. 
D)  All of these are true.

Question 9

Ginny had cold sores around her mouth.As her friend,you would suggest that she

Accepted Answer

A)  not worry about kissing. 
B)  not worry about oral sex. 
C)  go to a health clinic as soon as possible. 
D)  suggest she not tell anyone since it is embarrassing. 
A)  not worry about kissing. 
B)  not worry about oral sex. 
C)  go to a health clinic as soon as possible. 
D)  suggest she not tell anyone since it is embarrassing.

Question 10

Most sex therapists

Accepted Answer

A)  view sexual fantasies as harmless ways to enhance sexual excitement. 
B)  believe sexual fantasies drive a wedge between partners. 
C)  warn that sexual fantasies lead to abnormal behavior. 
D)  require clients to develop behavioral practices to increase fantasies. 
A)  view sexual fantasies as harmless ways to enhance sexual excitement. 
B)  believe sexual fantasies drive a wedge between partners. 
C)  warn that sexual fantasies lead to abnormal behavior. 
D)  require clients to develop behavioral practices to increase fantasies.

Question 11

Describe three options for contraception.

Accepted Answer

1. Birth control pills: These are oral c

Question 12

Hooking up refers to

Accepted Answer

A)  sexual intercourse with a friend. 
B)  a single sexual encounter between two briefly acquainted people. 
C)  sexual intercourse with a steady partner. 
D)  sexual intercourse without regret. 
A)  sexual intercourse with a friend. 
B)  a single sexual encounter between two briefly acquainted people. 
C)  sexual intercourse with a steady partner. 
D)  sexual intercourse without regret.

Question 13

A sexual dysfunction that occurs when a man is persistently unable to achieve or maintain an erection adequately for intercourse is called

Accepted Answer

A)  erectile difficulty. 
B)  premature ejaculation. 
C)  orgasmic difficulty. 
D)  male orgasmic disorder. 
A)  erectile difficulty. 
B)  premature ejaculation. 
C)  orgasmic difficulty. 
D)  male orgasmic disorder.

Question 14

Twenty-three percent of high school girls and 16% of boys

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A)  use either withdrawal or no contraception at all. 
B)  are at high risk for pregnancy. 
C)  are at high risk for sexually transmitted diseases. 
D)  All of these apply. 
A)  use either withdrawal or no contraception at all. 
B)  are at high risk for pregnancy. 
C)  are at high risk for sexually transmitted diseases. 
D)  All of these apply.

Question 15

Discuss typical patterns of sex in committed relationships and their link with relationship satisfaction.

Accepted Answer

In committed relationships, the patterns

Question 16

Which of the following is NOT true of hormone-based contraceptives?

Accepted Answer

A)  They may be implanted under the skin or on the skin. 
B)  They do not protect against sexually transmitted diseases. 
C)  Vaginal rings are inserted once a month. 
D)  Their use is not tied to the sex act,allowing more spontaneity. 
A)  They may be implanted under the skin or on the skin. 
B)  They do not protect against sexually transmitted diseases. 
C)  Vaginal rings are inserted once a month. 
D)  Their use is not tied to the sex act,allowing more spontaneity.

Question 17

To address erectile difficulties,

Accepted Answer

A)  the best method is a pill such as Viagra,Cialis or Levitra. 
B)  the key is to decrease the man's performance anxiety. 
C)  the woman should understand that the difficult reflects a lack of affection by her partner. 
D)  the man should address the problem on his own. 
A)  the best method is a pill such as Viagra,Cialis or Levitra. 
B)  the key is to decrease the man's performance anxiety. 
C)  the woman should understand that the difficult reflects a lack of affection by her partner. 
D)  the man should address the problem on his own.

Question 18

A sexually transmitted disease

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A)  can only be contracted through sexual contact. 
B)  is a disease or infection that is transmitted primarily through sexual contact. 
C)  are spread through only anal-genital contact. 
D)  rarely has serious side effects. 
A)  can only be contracted through sexual contact. 
B)  is a disease or infection that is transmitted primarily through sexual contact. 
C)  are spread through only anal-genital contact. 
D)  rarely has serious side effects.

Question 19

Which of the following is NOT true regarding faking orgasms?

Accepted Answer

A)  Women are more likely than men to fake orgasm. 
B)  More than half of lesbian women report faking an orgasm. 
C)  Gay men report faking orgasms. 
D)  Straight men do not fake orgasms. 
A)  Women are more likely than men to fake orgasm. 
B)  More than half of lesbian women report faking an orgasm. 
C)  Gay men report faking orgasms. 
D)  Straight men do not fake orgasms.

Question 20

Which of the following is NOT true of anal sex?

Accepted Answer

A)  It is legally termed sodomy. 
B)  It is more popular among homosexual male couples than among heterosexual couples. 
C)  It has a high risk for HIV infection. 
D)  It is legal throughout the United States. 
A)  It is legally termed sodomy. 
B)  It is more popular among homosexual male couples than among heterosexual couples. 
C)  It has a high risk for HIV infection. 
D)  It is legal throughout the United States.

The sexual dysfunction that occurs when sexual relations are impaired because a man consistently reaches orgasm too quickly is

_____ are impairments in sexual functioning that cause subjective distress.

Studies have found

Which of the following is NOT a form of sexual expression?

Young people whose parents provided little sexual information

Coitus is

In the plateau phase of the sexual response cycle,

Which of the following statements is true regarding homosexuality?

Ginny had cold sores around her mouth.As her friend,you would suggest that she

Most sex therapists

Describe three options for contraception.

Hooking up refers to

A sexual dysfunction that occurs when a man is persistently unable to achieve or maintain an erection adequately for intercourse is called

Twenty-three percent of high school girls and 16% of boys

Discuss typical patterns of sex in committed relationships and their link with relationship satisfaction.

Which of the following is NOT true of hormone-based contraceptives?

To address erectile difficulties,

A sexually transmitted disease

Which of the following is NOT true regarding faking orgasms?

Which of the following is NOT true of anal sex?

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Exam 12: Development and Expression of Sexuality

The sexual dysfunction that occurs when sexual relations are impaired because a man consistently reaches orgasm too quickly is

_____ are impairments in sexual functioning that cause subjective distress.

Studies have found

Which of the following is NOT a form of sexual expression?

Young people whose parents provided little sexual information

Coitus is

In the plateau phase of the sexual response cycle,

Which of the following statements is true regarding homosexuality?

Ginny had cold sores around her mouth.As her friend,you would suggest that she

Most sex therapists

Describe three options for contraception.

Hooking up refers to

A sexual dysfunction that occurs when a man is persistently unable to achieve or maintain an erection adequately for intercourse is called

Twenty-three percent of high school girls and 16% of boys

Discuss typical patterns of sex in committed relationships and their link with relationship satisfaction.

Which of the following is NOT true of hormone-based contraceptives?

To address erectile difficulties,

A sexually transmitted disease

Which of the following is NOT true regarding faking orgasms?

Which of the following is NOT true of anal sex?

Adjusting to Modern Life

Theories of Personality

Stress and Its Effects

Coping Processes

Psychology and Physical Health

The Self

Social Thinking and Social Influence

Interpersonal Communication

Friendship and Love

Marriage and Intimate Relationships

Gender and Behavior

Careers and Work

Psychological Disorders

Psychotherapy

Filters