Question 1

Females cannot force a male to have sex against his will.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  False

Question 2

Sexual relationships between therapists and their clients are often helpful to those clients.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  False

Question 3

Sexual harassment of men

Accepted Answer

A)  is almost always perpetrated by women. 
B)  is often perpetrated by other men. 
C)  is very rare. 
D)  occurs more often than sexual harassment of women. 
A)  is almost always perpetrated by women. 
B)  is often perpetrated by other men. 
C)  is very rare. 
D)  occurs more often than sexual harassment of women. B

Question 4

A professor invites one of his male students to an expensive dinner. During the dinner, the professor frequently moves the conversation to the sexual experiences of the student. This behavior may be considered

Accepted Answer

A)  assaultive. 
B)  sexual abuse. 
C)  sexual harassment. 
D)  the result of a sexual addiction. 
A)  assaultive. 
B)  sexual abuse. 
C)  sexual harassment. 
D)  the result of a sexual addiction.

Question 5

Sexual abuse of children is ___________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Sexual abuse of children is ___________....

Question 6

Teenagers who have been sexually abused are more likely than other teenagers to engage in unsafe sexual practices that may lead to disease or pregnancy.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

The strong prohibition against sexual relationships within families is often called the ___________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The strong prohibition against sexual relationships within...

Question 8

Whether a sexual activity should be considered a problem may depend at least in part on

Accepted Answer

A)  cultural values. 
B)  social judgments. 
C)  the participants' reactions. 
D)  All of these 
A)  cultural values. 
B)  social judgments. 
C)  the participants' reactions. 
D)  All of these

Question 9

Sexual harassment often results in the victim's

Accepted Answer

A)  beginning to harass others. 
B)  behaving aggressively against the harasser. 
C)  inciting violence in the workplace. 
D)  quitting school or a needed job to avoid the harasser. 
A)  beginning to harass others. 
B)  behaving aggressively against the harasser. 
C)  inciting violence in the workplace. 
D)  quitting school or a needed job to avoid the harasser.

Question 10

An elementary school teacher observes a child behaving in a sexually aggressive way with other children. What should this teacher be aware of?

Accepted Answer

Such behavior is oft

Question 11

The term rape refers to

Accepted Answer

A)  nonconsensual or forced sexual acts. 
B)  sadomasochistic activities. 
C)  sexual acts between members of a family. 
D)  unwanted sexual advances. 
A)  nonconsensual or forced sexual acts. 
B)  sadomasochistic activities. 
C)  sexual acts between members of a family. 
D)  unwanted sexual advances.

Question 12

The sex addiction model

Accepted Answer

A)  is almost universally accepted as an explanation for all compulsive sexual behaviors. 
B)  is viewed with skepticism and has strong opponents among sexologists. 
C)  is widely accepted as an explanation for a small subset of compulsive sexual behaviors. 
D)  seems to apply to the compulsive sexual behavior of women but not that of men. 
A)  is almost universally accepted as an explanation for all compulsive sexual behaviors. 
B)  is viewed with skepticism and has strong opponents among sexologists. 
C)  is widely accepted as an explanation for a small subset of compulsive sexual behaviors. 
D)  seems to apply to the compulsive sexual behavior of women but not that of men.

Question 13

The term rape myth refers to the

Accepted Answer

A)  belief that rape statistics are seriously inflated. 
B)  belief that when women refuse sex, they don't mean it. 
C)  bond men form by behaving aggressively toward women. 
D)  idea that women were meant to serve men sexually. 
A)  belief that rape statistics are seriously inflated. 
B)  belief that when women refuse sex, they don't mean it. 
C)  bond men form by behaving aggressively toward women. 
D)  idea that women were meant to serve men sexually.

Question 14

If the women in your class are typical, they are likely to be concerned about which aspect of their bodies?

Accepted Answer

A)  Height 
B)  Level of flexibility 
C)  Level of strength 
D)  Weight 
A)  Height 
B)  Level of flexibility 
C)  Level of strength 
D)  Weight

Question 15

In forming policies against sexual harassment in colleges and universities, administrators must

Accepted Answer

A)  balance the right to personal privacy with protection of both students and faculty. 
B)  consider the harmlessness of most paraphilic behavior between consenting adults. 
C)  recognize the egalitarian relationships that typically exist between professors and students. 
D)  respect the tradition of professors having affairs with their students. 
A)  balance the right to personal privacy with protection of both students and faculty. 
B)  consider the harmlessness of most paraphilic behavior between consenting adults. 
C)  recognize the egalitarian relationships that typically exist between professors and students. 
D)  respect the tradition of professors having affairs with their students.

Question 16

Why don't more people report sexual harassment at the workplace?

Accepted Answer

A)  They don't experience the behavior in a negative way. 
B)  They fear loss of a job. 
C)  They prefer the new power that threatening to report the harassment gives them. 
D)  They secretly enjoy the attention. 
A)  They don't experience the behavior in a negative way. 
B)  They fear loss of a job. 
C)  They prefer the new power that threatening to report the harassment gives them. 
D)  They secretly enjoy the attention.

Question 17

Which of the following is NOT a tactic identified for obtaining sex coercively?

Accepted Answer

A)  Emotional manipulation and lies 
B)  Exploitation of the intoxicated 
C)  Flirting in social settings 
D)  Physical force and harm 
A)  Emotional manipulation and lies 
B)  Exploitation of the intoxicated 
C)  Flirting in social settings 
D)  Physical force and harm

Question 18

How did NHSLS explain the great discrepancy between the frequency of forced sex reported by male respondents (2.8 percent) and the frequency reported by women (22 percent)?

Accepted Answer

Researchers concluded that mos

Question 19

What action has been found to be very effective in dealing with those who sexually harass others?

Accepted Answer

Writing a clear, direct letter

Question 20

Hypersexuality has been comparable to

Accepted Answer

A)  alcoholism. 
B)  hyposexuality. 
C)  the paraphilias. 
D)  voluntary criminal behavior. 
A)  alcoholism. 
B)  hyposexuality. 
C)  the paraphilias. 
D)  voluntary criminal behavior.

Females cannot force a male to have sex against his will.

Sexual relationships between therapists and their clients are often helpful to those clients.

Sexual harassment of men

A professor invites one of his male students to an expensive dinner. During the dinner, the professor frequently moves the conversation to the sexual experiences of the student. This behavior may be considered

Sexual abuse of children is ___________.

Teenagers who have been sexually abused are more likely than other teenagers to engage in unsafe sexual practices that may lead to disease or pregnancy.

The strong prohibition against sexual relationships within families is often called the ___________.

Whether a sexual activity should be considered a problem may depend at least in part on

Sexual harassment often results in the victim's

An elementary school teacher observes a child behaving in a sexually aggressive way with other children. What should this teacher be aware of?

The term rape refers to

The sex addiction model

The term rape myth refers to the

If the women in your class are typical, they are likely to be concerned about which aspect of their bodies?

In forming policies against sexual harassment in colleges and universities, administrators must

Why don't more people report sexual harassment at the workplace?

Which of the following is NOT a tactic identified for obtaining sex coercively?

How did NHSLS explain the great discrepancy between the frequency of forced sex reported by male respondents (2.8 percent) and the frequency reported by women (22 percent)?

What action has been found to be very effective in dealing with those who sexually harass others?

Hypersexuality has been comparable to

Cultural, Historical, and Research Perspectives on Sexuality

Female Sexual Anatomy and Physiology

Male Sexual Anatomy and Physiology

Human Sexual Arousal and Response

Developmental and Social Perspectives on Gender

Sexuality in Infancy, Childhood, and Adolescence

Adult Sexuality and Relationships

Sexual Individuality and Sexual Values

Sexuality, Communication, and Relationships

Reproduction, Reproductive Technology, and Birthing

Decision Making About Pregnancy and Parenthood

Solitary Sex and Shared Sex

Sexual Orientation, Identity, and Behavior

The Spectrum of Human Sexual Behavior

Sexually Transmitted Diseases, Hivaids, and Sexual Decisions

Sexual Dysfunctions and Their Treatment

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Exam 15: Dealing With Sexual Problems

Females cannot force a male to have sex against his will.

Sexual relationships between therapists and their clients are often helpful to those clients.

Sexual harassment of men

A professor invites one of his male students to an expensive dinner. During the dinner, the professor frequently moves the conversation to the sexual experiences of the student. This behavior may be considered

Sexual abuse of children is ___________.

Teenagers who have been sexually abused are more likely than other teenagers to engage in unsafe sexual practices that may lead to disease or pregnancy.

The strong prohibition against sexual relationships within families is often called the ___________.

Whether a sexual activity should be considered a problem may depend at least in part on

Sexual harassment often results in the victim's

An elementary school teacher observes a child behaving in a sexually aggressive way with other children. What should this teacher be aware of?

The term rape refers to

The sex addiction model

The term rape myth refers to the

If the women in your class are typical, they are likely to be concerned about which aspect of their bodies?

In forming policies against sexual harassment in colleges and universities, administrators must

Why don't more people report sexual harassment at the workplace?

Which of the following is NOT a tactic identified for obtaining sex coercively?

How did NHSLS explain the great discrepancy between the frequency of forced sex reported by male respondents (2.8 percent) and the frequency reported by women (22 percent)?

What action has been found to be very effective in dealing with those who sexually harass others?

Hypersexuality has been comparable to

Cultural, Historical, and Research Perspectives on Sexuality

Female Sexual Anatomy and Physiology

Male Sexual Anatomy and Physiology

Human Sexual Arousal and Response

Developmental and Social Perspectives on Gender

Sexuality in Infancy, Childhood, and Adolescence

Adult Sexuality and Relationships

Sexual Individuality and Sexual Values

Sexuality, Communication, and Relationships

Reproduction, Reproductive Technology, and Birthing

Decision Making About Pregnancy and Parenthood

Solitary Sex and Shared Sex

Sexual Orientation, Identity, and Behavior

The Spectrum of Human Sexual Behavior

Sexually Transmitted Diseases, Hivaids, and Sexual Decisions

Sexual Dysfunctions and Their Treatment

Filters