Question 1

It is true about American sexual attitudes since 1972 that

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A)  The percent who think extramarital sex is always wrong has gone up. 
B)  The percent who think premarital sex is always wrong has gone up. 
C)  The percent who think homosexual sex is always wrong has gone up. 
D)  All of the above. 
E)  None of the above. 
A)  The percent who think extramarital sex is always wrong has gone up. 
B)  The percent who think premarital sex is always wrong has gone up. 
C)  The percent who think homosexual sex is always wrong has gone up. 
D)  All of the above. 
E)  None of the above. A

Question 2

According to the typology about the sexuality of adolescents by D'Augelli and D'Augelli, __________ had the most repressive sexual scripts while __________ had the most expressive scripts.

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A)  Inexperienced virgins; engaged nonvirgins. 
B)  Adamant virgins; liberated nonvirgins. 
C)  Potential nonvirgins; confused nonvirgins. 
D)  Adamant virgins; engaged nonvirgins. 
E)  Inexperienced virgins; liberated nonvirgins. 
A)  Inexperienced virgins; engaged nonvirgins. 
B)  Adamant virgins; liberated nonvirgins. 
C)  Potential nonvirgins; confused nonvirgins. 
D)  Adamant virgins; engaged nonvirgins. 
E)  Inexperienced virgins; liberated nonvirgins. B

Question 3

Until recent times, rape laws

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A)  Excluded husbands from being charged with raping their wives. 
B)  Made it legally impossible to charge a woman with the rape of a man. 
C)  Assumed that most rapes were committed by strangers to the victim. 
D)  All of the above. 
E)  Only (a) and (c) above. 
A)  Excluded husbands from being charged with raping their wives. 
B)  Made it legally impossible to charge a woman with the rape of a man. 
C)  Assumed that most rapes were committed by strangers to the victim. 
D)  All of the above. 
E)  Only (a) and (c) above. D

Question 4

The most important element of a sexual script is

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A)  Who. 
B)  What. 
C)  Where. 
D)  Where 
E)  Why. 
A)  Who. 
B)  What. 
C)  Where. 
D)  Where 
E)  Why.

Question 5

It is true about homosexual "whys" that

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A)  The public is more accepting when homosexuality is seen as an inborn trait. 
B)  The public is more accepting when homosexuality is seen as a learned phenomenon. 
C)  The public is more accepting when homosexuality is seen as a life-style choice. 
D)  The public is more accepting of homosexuality when the focus is on sexuality rather than on love and affection. 
E)  The above factors have no influence on how accepting the public is. 
A)  The public is more accepting when homosexuality is seen as an inborn trait. 
B)  The public is more accepting when homosexuality is seen as a learned phenomenon. 
C)  The public is more accepting when homosexuality is seen as a life-style choice. 
D)  The public is more accepting of homosexuality when the focus is on sexuality rather than on love and affection. 
E)  The above factors have no influence on how accepting the public is.

Question 6

The term "master status" refers to

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A)  The highest position in a social hierarchy. 
B)  The most prestigious social position that an individual holds. 
C)  A social position that tends to override every other position a person holds. 
D)  The relative control a married man has over his mistress. 
E)  The respect people are given as they get older. 
A)  The highest position in a social hierarchy. 
B)  The most prestigious social position that an individual holds. 
C)  A social position that tends to override every other position a person holds. 
D)  The relative control a married man has over his mistress. 
E)  The respect people are given as they get older.

Question 7

Of all known transmission of AIDS through the year 1999,

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A)  The most common of all was male homosexual acts. 
B)  The most common for women was shared injected drug use. 
C)  The most common for women was heterosexual contact with a bisexual male. 
D)  Both (a) and (b) above. 
E)  Both (a) and (c) above. 
A)  The most common of all was male homosexual acts. 
B)  The most common for women was shared injected drug use. 
C)  The most common for women was heterosexual contact with a bisexual male. 
D)  Both (a) and (b) above. 
E)  Both (a) and (c) above.

Question 8

The sexual double standard holds that

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A)  Men have a more powerful sex drive than do women. 
B)  Women play the "sexual entrepreneur" role. 
C)  Men play the "moral gatekeeper" role. 
D)  All of the above. 
E)  Only (b) and (c) above. 
A)  Men have a more powerful sex drive than do women. 
B)  Women play the "sexual entrepreneur" role. 
C)  Men play the "moral gatekeeper" role. 
D)  All of the above. 
E)  Only (b) and (c) above.

Question 9

In addition to parents, what influences the sexualization process?

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The sexualization process is influenced

Question 10

For most couples, the "who" of sex is "spouse." Discuss the exceptions to this generalization.

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While the generalization is that the "wh

Question 11

According to scripting theory, erogenous zones

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A)  Are parts of the body that, when stimulated, can lead to sexual arousal. 
B)  Are biologically predetermined. 
C)  Are learned in a social context. 
D)  Both (a) and (b) above. 
E)  Both (a) and (c) above. 
A)  Are parts of the body that, when stimulated, can lead to sexual arousal. 
B)  Are biologically predetermined. 
C)  Are learned in a social context. 
D)  Both (a) and (b) above. 
E)  Both (a) and (c) above.

Question 12

Research on sexual fantasies finds that

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A)  Only a few women have sexual fantasies, while nearly all men do. 
B)  For both men and women, fantasies are more common during sexual intercourse than during masturbation. 
C)  Men's sexual fantasies are more genitally oriented, while women's are more general. 
D)  All of the above. 
E)  Only (b) and (c) above. 
A)  Only a few women have sexual fantasies, while nearly all men do. 
B)  For both men and women, fantasies are more common during sexual intercourse than during masturbation. 
C)  Men's sexual fantasies are more genitally oriented, while women's are more general. 
D)  All of the above. 
E)  Only (b) and (c) above.

Question 13

Compare various ways in which homosexuality and homosexual might be defined, and how those differences affect attempts to count the homosexual population.

Accepted Answer

There are various ways in which homosexu

Question 14

Incidence of pre-marital sexual intercourse

Accepted Answer

A)  Increased fairly rapidly in the late 1960s and the 1970s. 
B)  Changed more rapidly for men than for women. 
C)  Is higher for Blacks and Hispanics than for Whites. 
D)  All of the above. 
E)  Only (a) and (c) above. 
A)  Increased fairly rapidly in the late 1960s and the 1970s. 
B)  Changed more rapidly for men than for women. 
C)  Is higher for Blacks and Hispanics than for Whites. 
D)  All of the above. 
E)  Only (a) and (c) above.

Question 15

Studies on frequency of sexual intercourse among married couples finds that

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A)  Frequency goes down with length of marriage. 
B)  Those who are most sexually active the first year of marriage are least active later one. 
C)  There is no correlation between sexual frequency and overall sexual satisfaction. 
D)  There is no correlation between sexual frequency and overall relationship satisfaction. 
E)  All of the above. 
A)  Frequency goes down with length of marriage. 
B)  Those who are most sexually active the first year of marriage are least active later one. 
C)  There is no correlation between sexual frequency and overall sexual satisfaction. 
D)  There is no correlation between sexual frequency and overall relationship satisfaction. 
E)  All of the above.

Question 16

A functionalist explanation of human sexuality would say

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A)  Human sexual behavior is entirely regulated by biologically determined forces. 
B)  A well-organized society will use sexuality to support the family-kinship system. 
C)  Sexual moralities unnecessarily cause individual pain and difficulty. 
D)  Sexual norms reflect psychological requirements. 
E)  There is no innate, biological sexual force. 
A)  Human sexual behavior is entirely regulated by biologically determined forces. 
B)  A well-organized society will use sexuality to support the family-kinship system. 
C)  Sexual moralities unnecessarily cause individual pain and difficulty. 
D)  Sexual norms reflect psychological requirements. 
E)  There is no innate, biological sexual force.

Question 17

It is an assumption of social learning-scripting theory that

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A)  Humans have no powerful, innate sex drive. 
B)  The sex drive must be controlled or a good society will be impossible. 
C)  Society must allow the sex drive to be expressed or a good society will be impossible. 
D)  The sex drive is like the hunger drive-it is universal but expressed differently in different societies. 
E)  Both (b) and (d) above. 
A)  Humans have no powerful, innate sex drive. 
B)  The sex drive must be controlled or a good society will be impossible. 
C)  Society must allow the sex drive to be expressed or a good society will be impossible. 
D)  The sex drive is like the hunger drive-it is universal but expressed differently in different societies. 
E)  Both (b) and (d) above.

Question 18

The key question in statutory rape laws is

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A)  Ages of the participants. 
B)  Whether consent was given. 
C)  How much injury was done to the victim. 
D)  How long the perpetrator knew the victim before the rape occurred. 
E)  Whether or not pregnancy resulted. 
A)  Ages of the participants. 
B)  Whether consent was given. 
C)  How much injury was done to the victim. 
D)  How long the perpetrator knew the victim before the rape occurred. 
E)  Whether or not pregnancy resulted.

Question 19

Identify and explain the four levels of sexual scripts.

Accepted Answer

The four levels of sexual scripts are cu

Question 20

Explain the different influences on the "what" of marital sexuality.

Accepted Answer

The "what" of marital sexuality is influ

It is true about American sexual attitudes since 1972 that

According to the typology about the sexuality of adolescents by D'Augelli and D'Augelli, had the most repressive sexual scripts while had the most expressive scripts.

Until recent times, rape laws

The most important element of a sexual script is

It is true about homosexual "whys" that

The term "master status" refers to

Of all known transmission of AIDS through the year 1999,

The sexual double standard holds that

In addition to parents, what influences the sexualization process?

For most couples, the "who" of sex is "spouse." Discuss the exceptions to this generalization.

According to scripting theory, erogenous zones

Research on sexual fantasies finds that

Compare various ways in which homosexuality and homosexual might be defined, and how those differences affect attempts to count the homosexual population.

Incidence of pre-marital sexual intercourse

Studies on frequency of sexual intercourse among married couples finds that

A functionalist explanation of human sexuality would say

It is an assumption of social learning-scripting theory that

The key question in statutory rape laws is

Identify and explain the four levels of sexual scripts.

Explain the different influences on the "what" of marital sexuality.

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Social Class and Families

Raceethnicity and Families

Forming Intimate Relationships

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Parents and Children

Crisis and Violence in Families

Divorce and Rescripted Families

Family Perspectives, Policy, and the Future

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Exam 10: Varieties of Sexual Scripts

It is true about American sexual attitudes since 1972 that

According to the typology about the sexuality of adolescents by D'Augelli and D'Augelli, __________ had the most repressive sexual scripts while __________ had the most expressive scripts.

Until recent times, rape laws

The most important element of a sexual script is

It is true about homosexual "whys" that

The term "master status" refers to

Of all known transmission of AIDS through the year 1999,

The sexual double standard holds that

In addition to parents, what influences the sexualization process?

For most couples, the "who" of sex is "spouse." Discuss the exceptions to this generalization.

According to scripting theory, erogenous zones

Research on sexual fantasies finds that

Compare various ways in which homosexuality and homosexual might be defined, and how those differences affect attempts to count the homosexual population.

Incidence of pre-marital sexual intercourse

Studies on frequency of sexual intercourse among married couples finds that

A functionalist explanation of human sexuality would say

It is an assumption of social learning-scripting theory that

The key question in statutory rape laws is

Identify and explain the four levels of sexual scripts.

Explain the different influences on the "what" of marital sexuality.

Defining Family Variation

Studying the Family

Families in Preindustrial Context

Industrialization and Families

Gender, Work and Postindustrial Families

Social Class and Families

Raceethnicity and Families

Forming Intimate Relationships

Mate Selection

Population and Family Planning

Negotiating Marriages

Parents and Children

Crisis and Violence in Families

Divorce and Rescripted Families

Family Perspectives, Policy, and the Future

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According to the typology about the sexuality of adolescents by D'Augelli and D'Augelli, had the most repressive sexual scripts while had the most expressive scripts.