Question 1

__________ refers to sexually intimate behavior between two people without an emotional commitment.

Accepted Answer

A)  Sexuality 
B)  Inhibition 
C)  Sexual coercion 
D)  The hook-up culture 
A)  Sexuality 
B)  Inhibition 
C)  Sexual coercion 
D)  The hook-up culture D

Question 2

_____________________ refers to refraining from sexual activities which involve vaginal, anal, and oral intercourse.

Accepted Answer

A)  Abstinence 
B)  Avoidance 
C)  Menopause 
D)  Sexual dysfunction 
A)  Abstinence 
B)  Avoidance 
C)  Menopause 
D)  Sexual dysfunction A

Question 3

Which of the statements below regarding the effects of sexuality on one's health is NOT true?

Accepted Answer

A)  Sexual health correlates so much with general health that the former can be considered an efficient marker of the latter. 
B)  Research has shown that high ejaculation frequency might be associated with a higher risk of total and organ-confined prostate cancer. 
C)  Women's health tends to be positively influenced by endocrine events and physical and emotional reactions associated with sexual activity. 
D)  A wide range of better psychological and physiological health indices are associated specifically with penile-vaginal intercourse. 
A)  Sexual health correlates so much with general health that the former can be considered an efficient marker of the latter. 
B)  Research has shown that high ejaculation frequency might be associated with a higher risk of total and organ-confined prostate cancer. 
C)  Women's health tends to be positively influenced by endocrine events and physical and emotional reactions associated with sexual activity. 
D)  A wide range of better psychological and physiological health indices are associated specifically with penile-vaginal intercourse. B

Question 4

Which of the following does NOT get in the way of sensual and sexual pleasure, especially for men:

Accepted Answer

A)  unrealistic expectations. 
B)  overemphasis on orgasm. 
C)  fear of being unable to perform. 
D)  realistic standards. 
A)  unrealistic expectations. 
B)  overemphasis on orgasm. 
C)  fear of being unable to perform. 
D)  realistic standards.

Question 5

The media has given increased attention to all aspects of sexual behavior, which has resulted in people:

Accepted Answer

A)  talking more freely about their own sexual concerns. 
B)  having increased knowledge about sexuality but still feeling hesitant to talk openly about sexual matters. 
C)  communicating their sexual wants to their partners. 
D)  being less anxious about sexual matters. 
A)  talking more freely about their own sexual concerns. 
B)  having increased knowledge about sexuality but still feeling hesitant to talk openly about sexual matters. 
C)  communicating their sexual wants to their partners. 
D)  being less anxious about sexual matters.

Question 6

__________ has expanded the possible avenues through which people can explore and express their sexuality.

Accepted Answer

A)  Education 
B)  The Internet 
C)  Communication 
D)  Health insurance 
A)  Education 
B)  The Internet 
C)  Communication 
D)  Health insurance

Question 7

Organic causes of erectile dysfunction include all of the following, EXCEPT :

Accepted Answer

A)  cardiovascular disease. 
B)  balanced blood levels. 
C)  kidney disease. 
D)  neurological and hormonal issues. 
A)  cardiovascular disease. 
B)  balanced blood levels. 
C)  kidney disease. 
D)  neurological and hormonal issues.

Question 8

Which of the statements below about STIs is FALSE ?

Accepted Answer

A)  All STIs are treatable, but all are not curable. 
B)  All STIs are curable. 
C)  If STIs go untreated, they can cause sterility, organ damage, and life-threatening complications. 
D)  Some STIs can be transmitted without direct genital-to-genital contact. 
A)  All STIs are treatable, but all are not curable. 
B)  All STIs are curable. 
C)  If STIs go untreated, they can cause sterility, organ damage, and life-threatening complications. 
D)  Some STIs can be transmitted without direct genital-to-genital contact.

Question 9

Although there are __________ regarding ways of viewing sex and love, people generally value love and affection in sexual relationships.

Accepted Answer

A)  gender differences 
B)  gender similarities 
C)  sexual differences 
D)  sexual similarities 
A)  gender differences 
B)  gender similarities 
C)  sexual differences 
D)  sexual similarities

Question 10

The following is true about sensuality:

Accepted Answer

A)  Sensuality is the same as sexuality. 
B)  Sensual experiences involve the enjoyment of all of our senses and can be enjoyed separately from sexual experiences. 
C)  Performance standards and expectations have nothing to do with sensual and sexual pleasure. 
A)  Sensuality is the same as sexuality. 
B)  Sensual experiences involve the enjoyment of all of our senses and can be enjoyed separately from sexual experiences. 
C)  Performance standards and expectations have nothing to do with sensual and sexual pleasure.

Question 11

Mental health professionals and sexologists disagree over the most appropriate way to describe the behavior of someone who is obsessed with sex, but the term __________ has entered our vocabulary.

Accepted Answer

A)  sexual addiction 
B)  sexual obsession 
C)  sexual attention 
D)  sexual acceptance 
A)  sexual addiction 
B)  sexual obsession 
C)  sexual attention 
D)  sexual acceptance

Question 12

All of the following are common sexually transmitted infections EXCEPT for:

Accepted Answer

A)  herpes. 
B)  delirium tremins. 
C)  Chlamydial infection. 
D)  genital warts. 
A)  herpes. 
B)  delirium tremins. 
C)  Chlamydial infection. 
D)  genital warts.

Question 13

According to the text, the __________ generates billions of dollars each year from people in search of sex.

Accepted Answer

A)  prostitution rings 
B)  health industry 
C)  government 
D)  Internet 
A)  prostitution rings 
B)  health industry 
C)  government 
D)  Internet

Question 14

According to Crooks and Baur (2017), what is the basis for effective sexual communication?

Accepted Answer

A)  nonverbal cues 
B)  mutual empathy 
C)  a spirit of adventure 
D)  cultural conditioning 
A)  nonverbal cues 
B)  mutual empathy 
C)  a spirit of adventure 
D)  cultural conditioning

Question 15

Psychological factors that contribute to erectile dysfunction include all of the following EXCEPT:

Accepted Answer

A)  feelings of guilt. 
B)  prolonged depression, hostility or resentment. 
C)  feelings of superiority and arrogance. 
D)  anxiety about personal adequacy. 
A)  feelings of guilt. 
B)  prolonged depression, hostility or resentment. 
C)  feelings of superiority and arrogance. 
D)  anxiety about personal adequacy.

Question 16

Which of the following is FALSE concerning celibacy?

Accepted Answer

A)  Choosing celibacy is a viable option. 
B)  Some choose celibacy out of moral or cultural convictions. 
C)  Some choose celibacy because of various fears about sex. 
D)  Celibacy is almost always a reaction to engaging in sexual behaviors about which one feels extreme guilt. 
A)  Choosing celibacy is a viable option. 
B)  Some choose celibacy out of moral or cultural convictions. 
C)  Some choose celibacy because of various fears about sex. 
D)  Celibacy is almost always a reaction to engaging in sexual behaviors about which one feels extreme guilt.

Question 17

In the mid-18 th century, __________ was erroneously believed to cause blindness and mental illness.

Accepted Answer

A)  sexual addiction 
B)  sex 
C)  masturbation 
D)  oral sex 
A)  sexual addiction 
B)  sex 
C)  masturbation 
D)  oral sex

Question 18

__________ is self-stimulation of one's genitals for sexual pleasure.

Accepted Answer

A)  Sexual activity 
B)  Intercourse 
C)  Oral sex 
D)  Masturbation 
A)  Sexual activity 
B)  Intercourse 
C)  Oral sex 
D)  Masturbation

Question 19

An individual having recurrent and intense sexual urges, fantasies, and behaviors that tend to be a source of much disruption, dysfunction, and pain to many people and to those close to them is said to have:

Accepted Answer

A)  compulsive sexual behavior. 
B)  obsessive sexual behavior. 
C)  unhealthy sexuality. 
D)  maladaptive sexuality. 
A)  compulsive sexual behavior. 
B)  obsessive sexual behavior. 
C)  unhealthy sexuality. 
D)  maladaptive sexuality.

Question 20

Designing a personal and meaningful set of sexual ethics:

Accepted Answer

A)  leads to irrational guilt based on giving behavioral expression to sexual desires. 
B)  means assuming responsibility for yourself and taking into consideration how others are affected by your choice. 
C)  allows us to act out sexual desires without guilt. 
D)  is an easy task that can be accomplished through a process of honest questioning. 
A)  leads to irrational guilt based on giving behavioral expression to sexual desires. 
B)  means assuming responsibility for yourself and taking into consideration how others are affected by your choice. 
C)  allows us to act out sexual desires without guilt. 
D)  is an easy task that can be accomplished through a process of honest questioning.

__________ refers to sexually intimate behavior between two people without an emotional commitment.

_____________________ refers to refraining from sexual activities which involve vaginal, anal, and oral intercourse.

Which of the statements below regarding the effects of sexuality on one's health is NOT true?

Which of the following does NOT get in the way of sensual and sexual pleasure, especially for men:

The media has given increased attention to all aspects of sexual behavior, which has resulted in people:

__________ has expanded the possible avenues through which people can explore and express their sexuality.

Organic causes of erectile dysfunction include all of the following, EXCEPT :

Which of the statements below about STIs is FALSE ?

Although there are __________ regarding ways of viewing sex and love, people generally value love and affection in sexual relationships.

The following is true about sensuality:

Mental health professionals and sexologists disagree over the most appropriate way to describe the behavior of someone who is obsessed with sex, but the term __________ has entered our vocabulary.

All of the following are common sexually transmitted infections EXCEPT for:

According to the text, the __________ generates billions of dollars each year from people in search of sex.

According to Crooks and Baur (2017), what is the basis for effective sexual communication?

Psychological factors that contribute to erectile dysfunction include all of the following EXCEPT:

Which of the following is FALSE concerning celibacy?

In the mid-18 ^th century, __________ was erroneously believed to cause blindness and mental illness.

__________ is self-stimulation of one's genitals for sexual pleasure.

An individual having recurrent and intense sexual urges, fantasies, and behaviors that tend to be a source of much disruption, dysfunction, and pain to many people and to those close to them is said to have:

Designing a personal and meaningful set of sexual ethics:

Invitation to Personal Learning and Growth

Reviewing Your Childhood and Adolescence

Adulthood and Autonomy

Your Body and Wellness

Managing Stress

Love

Relationships

Becoming the Woman or Man You Want to Be

Work and Recreation

Loneliness and Solitude

Death and Loss

Meaning and Values

Filters

Exam 9: Sexuality

__________ refers to sexually intimate behavior between two people without an emotional commitment.

_____________________ refers to refraining from sexual activities which involve vaginal, anal, and oral intercourse.

Which of the statements below regarding the effects of sexuality on one's health is NOT true?

Which of the following does NOT get in the way of sensual and sexual pleasure, especially for men:

The media has given increased attention to all aspects of sexual behavior, which has resulted in people:

__________ has expanded the possible avenues through which people can explore and express their sexuality.

Organic causes of erectile dysfunction include all of the following, EXCEPT :

Which of the statements below about STIs is FALSE ?

Although there are __________ regarding ways of viewing sex and love, people generally value love and affection in sexual relationships.

The following is true about sensuality:

Mental health professionals and sexologists disagree over the most appropriate way to describe the behavior of someone who is obsessed with sex, but the term __________ has entered our vocabulary.

All of the following are common sexually transmitted infections EXCEPT for:

According to the text, the __________ generates billions of dollars each year from people in search of sex.

According to Crooks and Baur (2017), what is the basis for effective sexual communication?

Psychological factors that contribute to erectile dysfunction include all of the following EXCEPT:

Which of the following is FALSE concerning celibacy?

In the mid-18 th century, __________ was erroneously believed to cause blindness and mental illness.

__________ is self-stimulation of one's genitals for sexual pleasure.

An individual having recurrent and intense sexual urges, fantasies, and behaviors that tend to be a source of much disruption, dysfunction, and pain to many people and to those close to them is said to have:

Designing a personal and meaningful set of sexual ethics:

Invitation to Personal Learning and Growth

Reviewing Your Childhood and Adolescence

Adulthood and Autonomy

Your Body and Wellness

Managing Stress

Love

Relationships

Becoming the Woman or Man You Want to Be

Work and Recreation

Loneliness and Solitude

Death and Loss

Meaning and Values

Filters

In the mid-18 ^th century, __________ was erroneously believed to cause blindness and mental illness.