Question 1

Nursing a baby after childbirth suppresses ovulation; therefore, it can be an effective birth control method.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 2

In 2009, the U.S. birthrate was ________ births for every 1,000 people.

Accepted Answer

The answer of In 2009, the U.S. birthrate was ________...

Question 3

Discuss the psychological health issues and moral issues regarding abortion.

Accepted Answer

The student should indicate that while c

Question 4

Artificial insemination is of two types: insemination by ________ and insemination by ________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Artificial insemination is of two types: insemination...

Question 5

________ adoptions are those conducted privately between the birth mother and the adoptive parents.

Accepted Answer

Private (o

Question 6

Safe haven laws

Accepted Answer

A) are an old European custom. 
B) were first enacted in Texas. 
C) exist in every U.S. state. 
D) All of the above 
A) are an old European custom. 
B) were first enacted in Texas. 
C) exist in every U.S. state. 
D) All of the above

Question 7

A gamete is the mature sexual reproductive cell, an egg or sperm, that unites with another to form a new organism.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

According to one study, the average length of time for a couple to conceive was

Accepted Answer

A) 2.5 months. 
B) 4.5 months. 
C) 6 months. 
D) 1 year. 
A) 2.5 months. 
B) 4.5 months. 
C) 6 months. 
D) 1 year.

Question 9

Approximately ________ of all couples are unable to conceive a child.

Accepted Answer

A) 10% to 15% 
B) 15% to 20% 
C) 20% to 25% 
D) 25% to 30% 
A) 10% to 15% 
B) 15% to 20% 
C) 20% to 25% 
D) 25% to 30%

Question 10

To be ________ is to be voluntarily without children.

Accepted Answer

The answer of To be ________ is to be voluntarily...

Question 11

The condition where cells from the lining of the uterus grow in the abdominal cavity is called

Accepted Answer

A) ovarian blockage. 
B) chorionic gonadotropin. 
C) GIFT. 
D) endometriosis. 
A) ovarian blockage. 
B) chorionic gonadotropin. 
C) GIFT. 
D) endometriosis.

Question 12

Private adoption is also called a(n)________ adoption.

Accepted Answer

A) closed 
B) open 
C) semi-open 
D) independent 
A) closed 
B) open 
C) semi-open 
D) independent

Question 13

Which of the following support safe haven laws?

Accepted Answer

A) anti-abortion groups 
B) Planned Parenthood 
C) conservative groups 
D) All of the above 
A) anti-abortion groups 
B) Planned Parenthood 
C) conservative groups 
D) All of the above

Question 14

Which of the following assisted reproductive technologies is termed "test tube babies"?

Accepted Answer

A) gamete intrafallopian transfer 
B) embryo transfer 
C) in vitro fertilization 
D) All of the above 
A) gamete intrafallopian transfer 
B) embryo transfer 
C) in vitro fertilization 
D) All of the above

Question 15

Research on abstinence-only education revealed that ________ compared to those who did not receive abstinence-only training.

Accepted Answer

A) those taught abstinence-only had a much later date of first intercourse 
B) those taught abstinence-only had similar rates of first intercourse 
C) those taught abstinence-only had a slightly earlier date of first intercourse 
D) those taught abstinence-only married at earlier ages 
A) those taught abstinence-only had a much later date of first intercourse 
B) those taught abstinence-only had similar rates of first intercourse 
C) those taught abstinence-only had a slightly earlier date of first intercourse 
D) those taught abstinence-only married at earlier ages

Question 16

Discuss foster children.

Accepted Answer

The student should assert that one princ

Question 17

Key factors in the ability to postpone having children have been effective ________ ________, legal ________ and ________ technologies.

Accepted Answer

birth cont

Question 18

What are the advantages and disadvantages to postponing children?

Accepted Answer

The student should point out that parent

Question 19

Identify and discuss the three types of adoptions according to the communication level each employs.

Accepted Answer

The student should indicate that the thr

Question 20

________ adoptions are those in which the biological and adoptive parents exchange information, communicate often, and have active contact throughout the child's life.

Accepted Answer

A) Open 
B) Semi-open 
C) Closed 
D) Limited 
A) Open 
B) Semi-open 
C) Closed 
D) Limited

Nursing a baby after childbirth suppresses ovulation; therefore, it can be an effective birth control method.

In 2009, the U.S. birthrate was ________ births for every 1,000 people.

Discuss the psychological health issues and moral issues regarding abortion.

Artificial insemination is of two types: insemination by and insemination by .

________ adoptions are those conducted privately between the birth mother and the adoptive parents.

Safe haven laws

A gamete is the mature sexual reproductive cell, an egg or sperm, that unites with another to form a new organism.

According to one study, the average length of time for a couple to conceive was

Approximately ________ of all couples are unable to conceive a child.

To be ________ is to be voluntarily without children.

The condition where cells from the lining of the uterus grow in the abdominal cavity is called

Private adoption is also called a(n)________ adoption.

Which of the following support safe haven laws?

Which of the following assisted reproductive technologies is termed "test tube babies"?

Research on abstinence-only education revealed that ________ compared to those who did not receive abstinence-only training.

Discuss foster children.

Key factors in the ability to postpone having children have been effective , legal and technologies.

What are the advantages and disadvantages to postponing children?

Identify and discuss the three types of adoptions according to the communication level each employs.

________ adoptions are those in which the biological and adoptive parents exchange information, communicate often, and have active contact throughout the child's life.

Seeking: Finding Happiness in Relationships in a Complex World

Understanding: Learning About Intimate Behavior

Gender: the Meanings of Masculinity Femininity

Involvement: Dating, Pairing, Courtship

Love: the Many Faces

Communication: Realizing Effective Intimacy

Sexuality: Interpersonal Sexuality, Sexual Values, and Behaviors

Marriage: The Ultimate Commitment

Variations: Nonmarital Families and Households

Children, Families, and Generations

Work: Economics, Jobs, and Balancing Family Demands

Crises: Managing Stress, Disaster, Violence, and Abuse

Uncoupling: Separation and Divorce

Remarriage: Reinvented, Renewed, and Blended Families

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Exam 10: Reproduction: Decisions About Having or Not Having Children

Nursing a baby after childbirth suppresses ovulation; therefore, it can be an effective birth control method.

In 2009, the U.S. birthrate was ________ births for every 1,000 people.

Discuss the psychological health issues and moral issues regarding abortion.

Artificial insemination is of two types: insemination by ________ and insemination by ________.

________ adoptions are those conducted privately between the birth mother and the adoptive parents.

Safe haven laws

A gamete is the mature sexual reproductive cell, an egg or sperm, that unites with another to form a new organism.

According to one study, the average length of time for a couple to conceive was

Approximately ________ of all couples are unable to conceive a child.

To be ________ is to be voluntarily without children.

The condition where cells from the lining of the uterus grow in the abdominal cavity is called

Private adoption is also called a(n)________ adoption.

Which of the following support safe haven laws?

Which of the following assisted reproductive technologies is termed "test tube babies"?

Research on abstinence-only education revealed that ________ compared to those who did not receive abstinence-only training.

Discuss foster children.

Key factors in the ability to postpone having children have been effective ________ ________, legal ________ and ________ technologies.

What are the advantages and disadvantages to postponing children?

Identify and discuss the three types of adoptions according to the communication level each employs.

________ adoptions are those in which the biological and adoptive parents exchange information, communicate often, and have active contact throughout the child's life.

Seeking: Finding Happiness in Relationships in a Complex World

Understanding: Learning About Intimate Behavior

Gender: the Meanings of Masculinity Femininity

Involvement: Dating, Pairing, Courtship

Love: the Many Faces

Communication: Realizing Effective Intimacy

Sexuality: Interpersonal Sexuality, Sexual Values, and Behaviors

Marriage: The Ultimate Commitment

Variations: Nonmarital Families and Households

Children, Families, and Generations

Work: Economics, Jobs, and Balancing Family Demands

Crises: Managing Stress, Disaster, Violence, and Abuse

Uncoupling: Separation and Divorce

Remarriage: Reinvented, Renewed, and Blended Families

Filters

Artificial insemination is of two types: insemination by and insemination by .

Key factors in the ability to postpone having children have been effective , legal and technologies.