Exam 13: Sexual Orientation, Identity, and Behavior

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Describe the findings regarding the formation of same-gender sexual identity among gay men.

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Late in his career, Freud declared that same-gender sexual orientation is the result of

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List the stages of Cass's model of same-gender sexual orientation, and describe the important features of each stage.

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Only 8 percent of women with CAH identify themselves as lesbian or bisexual.

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The first stage in Cass's theory of identity formation is

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What particular concerns should same-gender-oriented individuals have when they choose a counselor or therapist?

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Which of the following was NOT a finding of the classic Bell, Weinberg, and Hammersmith study?

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What kind of family structure did the early psychodynamic theories of same-gender orientation postulate?

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Is there a genetic basis for same-gender sexual orientation?

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What is the general conclusion of contemporary researchers regarding the effects of hormone levels on sexual orientation?

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Discuss Cass's view of self-perception and same-gender sexual orientation.

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The Bell, Weinberg, and Hammersmith study found that compared with heterosexuals, a slightly higher proportion of lesbians and gay men had poor relationships with their fathers.

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Boy Scouts throughout the world accept gay youth as members.

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What did the NHSLS conclude about the incidence of same-gender orientations and behavior?

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Which of the following was NOT a finding of the classic Bell, Weinberg, and Hammersmith study on sexual orientation?

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Why was the Kinsey Scale of Sexual Behavior considered so important?

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The Bell, Weinberg, and Hammersmith study can be interpreted to be consistent with a biological approach to explaining sexual orientation.

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A somewhat intriguing finding regarding same-gender orientation is that it is more common among individuals who grew up in

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Harriet is experiencing anxiety after accepting a very stressful job. As a lesbian who is selecting a counselor to help her, she needs to be

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The term homophobia refers to

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