Question 1

How is rape broadly defined in our society?

Accepted Answer

The meaning of the t

Question 2

Does male rape really exist?

Accepted Answer

Yes, sex forced on males, either by othe

Question 3

When something is gained in return for giving something else, it is called a(n) ______________________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of When something is gained in return for...

Question 4

A common response to sexual harassment is

Accepted Answer

A)  aggressive behavior toward the harasser. 
B)  paraphilic behavior. 
C)  sexual dysfunction. 
D)  shock, disbelief, and emotional upset. 
A)  aggressive behavior toward the harasser. 
B)  paraphilic behavior. 
C)  sexual dysfunction. 
D)  shock, disbelief, and emotional upset.

Question 5

A person who exhibits a paraphilia

Accepted Answer

A)  includes objects such as lingerie and leather in lovemaking. 
B)  is sexually aroused by objects or situations that are not considered normative. 
C)  prefers several unusual positions for intercourse. 
D)  prefers sexual relations with prostitutes. 
A)  includes objects such as lingerie and leather in lovemaking. 
B)  is sexually aroused by objects or situations that are not considered normative. 
C)  prefers several unusual positions for intercourse. 
D)  prefers sexual relations with prostitutes.

Question 6

Stephanie and Tom work together. Stephanie frequently comments on Tom's body and clothing. She often asks about his sexual experiences with other women. She stands unusually close to him when they converse. If Tom is typical of men, he will perceive her behavior as

Accepted Answer

A)  paraphilic. 
B)  sexual abuse. 
C)  sexual harassment. 
D)  simply sexy. 
A)  paraphilic. 
B)  sexual abuse. 
C)  sexual harassment. 
D)  simply sexy.

Question 7

How did NHSLS researchers explain the great discrepancy between the small number of men who reported forcing a woman to have sex and the large number of women who reported being forced to have sex?

Accepted Answer

A)  Men are more likely to lie on such surveys because they fear prosecution. 
B)  Men who had forced women did not perceive their behavior as coercive. 
C)  Women are less interested in sex and may experience what they do as forced. 
D)  Women tend to exaggerate the frequency of forced sex to protect their reputations. 
A)  Men are more likely to lie on such surveys because they fear prosecution. 
B)  Men who had forced women did not perceive their behavior as coercive. 
C)  Women are less interested in sex and may experience what they do as forced. 
D)  Women tend to exaggerate the frequency of forced sex to protect their reputations.

Question 8

Comparisons of the reactions of men and women to sexual harassment indicate that in general

Accepted Answer

A)  men are less likely to tolerate harassment. 
B)  men are quicker to interpret suspect behavior as harassment. 
C)  men tend not to be as offended by harassment. 
D)  there are no significant differences in their reactions. 
A)  men are less likely to tolerate harassment. 
B)  men are quicker to interpret suspect behavior as harassment. 
C)  men tend not to be as offended by harassment. 
D)  there are no significant differences in their reactions.

Question 9

Michael was sexually abused during his childhood. Is he likely to similarly abuse his own children?

Accepted Answer

This idea is widely accepted, but recent

Question 10

Studies of adult sexual abusers indicate the commonality

Accepted Answer

A)  of an unusually high need for control. 
B)  of personal ambivalence of sexual orientation. 
C)  of a history of being abused themselves. 
D)  of hormonal imbalances. 
A)  of an unusually high need for control. 
B)  of personal ambivalence of sexual orientation. 
C)  of a history of being abused themselves. 
D)  of hormonal imbalances.

Question 11

According to the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops, the number of priests accused of sexually molesting children since 1950 is over 4,000.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 12

One of the best approaches to ending sexual harassment is to

Accepted Answer

A)  counter the harassing behavior with aggressive acts. 
B)  immediately report the harassing behavior to the police. 
C)  share specific information about the offender's behavior with friends and neighbors. 
D)  seek mediation services offered in the work place, or write a clear letter to the harasser. 
A)  counter the harassing behavior with aggressive acts. 
B)  immediately report the harassing behavior to the police. 
C)  share specific information about the offender's behavior with friends and neighbors. 
D)  seek mediation services offered in the work place, or write a clear letter to the harasser.

Question 13

Many major corporations in the U.S. have programs to educate their employees about the dangers of sexual harassment because

Accepted Answer

A)  harassment victims and their families can suffer if no action is taken. 
B)  most people do not approve of women being in high management positions. 
C)  they can be held legally accountable for the actions of their employees. 
D)  women's groups have economic and political power. 
A)  harassment victims and their families can suffer if no action is taken. 
B)  most people do not approve of women being in high management positions. 
C)  they can be held legally accountable for the actions of their employees. 
D)  women's groups have economic and political power.

Question 14

Almost all pedophiles were sexually abused as children, and children who are sexually abused will most likely become abusive to children.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 15

Sexual exploitation of clients by physicians, nurses, therapists, clergy, lawyers, or similar professionals is called a(n) ___________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Sexual exploitation of clients by physicians, nurses,...

Question 16

A sexual activity that involves the coercion, assault, abuse, or exploitation of another person

Accepted Answer

A)  is a serious problem. 
B)  may constitute a problem if it creates guilt or stress. 
C)  may constitute a problem if it is motivated by hostility. 
D)  may constitute a problem if it violates certain norms. 
A)  is a serious problem. 
B)  may constitute a problem if it creates guilt or stress. 
C)  may constitute a problem if it is motivated by hostility. 
D)  may constitute a problem if it violates certain norms.

Question 17

A professor hints to a student that a better grade hinges on a "more personal relationship." This type of harassment is called

Accepted Answer

A)  quid pro quo harassment. 
B)  relational harassment. 
C)  sexual assault. 
D)  third-party effects harassment. 
A)  quid pro quo harassment. 
B)  relational harassment. 
C)  sexual assault. 
D)  third-party effects harassment.

Question 18

After having a long dinner with her boss, Susan is suddenly promoted to a higher position. Her boss now insists on more "affection." Researchers have found that Susan is likely to respond with

Accepted Answer

A)  aggression toward her boss. 
B)  paraphilic behavior involving masculine garments. 
C)  self-blame for allowing this situation to develop. 
D)  sexual dysfunction. 
A)  aggression toward her boss. 
B)  paraphilic behavior involving masculine garments. 
C)  self-blame for allowing this situation to develop. 
D)  sexual dysfunction.

Question 19

Guilt over sexual intercourse seems to be more common among people with

Accepted Answer

A)  a general discomfort with sexuality. 
B)  low self-esteem. 
C)  poor communication with parents. 
D)  All of these 
A)  a general discomfort with sexuality. 
B)  low self-esteem. 
C)  poor communication with parents. 
D)  All of these

Question 20

Some therapists have been accused of implanting false memories of childhood sexual abuse in their clients.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

How is rape broadly defined in our society?

Does male rape really exist?

When something is gained in return for giving something else, it is called a(n) ______________________.

A common response to sexual harassment is

A person who exhibits a paraphilia

Stephanie and Tom work together. Stephanie frequently comments on Tom's body and clothing. She often asks about his sexual experiences with other women. She stands unusually close to him when they converse. If Tom is typical of men, he will perceive her behavior as

How did NHSLS researchers explain the great discrepancy between the small number of men who reported forcing a woman to have sex and the large number of women who reported being forced to have sex?

Comparisons of the reactions of men and women to sexual harassment indicate that in general

Michael was sexually abused during his childhood. Is he likely to similarly abuse his own children?

Studies of adult sexual abusers indicate the commonality

According to the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops, the number of priests accused of sexually molesting children since 1950 is over 4,000.

One of the best approaches to ending sexual harassment is to

Many major corporations in the U.S. have programs to educate their employees about the dangers of sexual harassment because

Almost all pedophiles were sexually abused as children, and children who are sexually abused will most likely become abusive to children.

Sexual exploitation of clients by physicians, nurses, therapists, clergy, lawyers, or similar professionals is called a(n) ___________.

A sexual activity that involves the coercion, assault, abuse, or exploitation of another person

A professor hints to a student that a better grade hinges on a "more personal relationship." This type of harassment is called

After having a long dinner with her boss, Susan is suddenly promoted to a higher position. Her boss now insists on more "affection." Researchers have found that Susan is likely to respond with

Guilt over sexual intercourse seems to be more common among people with

Some therapists have been accused of implanting false memories of childhood sexual abuse in their clients.

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

How is rape broadly defined in our society?

Does male rape really exist?

When something is gained in return for giving something else, it is called a(n) ______________________.

A common response to sexual harassment is

A person who exhibits a paraphilia

Stephanie and Tom work together. Stephanie frequently comments on Tom's body and clothing. She often asks about his sexual experiences with other women. She stands unusually close to him when they converse. If Tom is typical of men, he will perceive her behavior as

How did NHSLS researchers explain the great discrepancy between the small number of men who reported forcing a woman to have sex and the large number of women who reported being forced to have sex?

Comparisons of the reactions of men and women to sexual harassment indicate that in general

Michael was sexually abused during his childhood. Is he likely to similarly abuse his own children?

Studies of adult sexual abusers indicate the commonality

According to the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops, the number of priests accused of sexually molesting children since 1950 is over 4,000.

One of the best approaches to ending sexual harassment is to

Many major corporations in the U.S. have programs to educate their employees about the dangers of sexual harassment because

Almost all pedophiles were sexually abused as children, and children who are sexually abused will most likely become abusive to children.

Sexual exploitation of clients by physicians, nurses, therapists, clergy, lawyers, or similar professionals is called a(n) ___________.

A sexual activity that involves the coercion, assault, abuse, or exploitation of another person

A professor hints to a student that a better grade hinges on a "more personal relationship." This type of harassment is called

After having a long dinner with her boss, Susan is suddenly promoted to a higher position. Her boss now insists on more "affection." Researchers have found that Susan is likely to respond with

Guilt over sexual intercourse seems to be more common among people with

Some therapists have been accused of implanting false memories of childhood sexual abuse in their clients.

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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