Question 1

_____ is the structure of a person's sexual or romantic attractions to people of the same or other sex or toward both sexes.

Accepted Answer

A)  Habitualization 
B)  Sexual orientation 
C)  Sexual morality 
D)  Fertility 
E)  Pornography 
A)  Habitualization 
B)  Sexual orientation 
C)  Sexual morality 
D)  Fertility 
E)  Pornography B

Question 2

In the context of homosexuality being illegal throughout the United States,which of the following is true?

Accepted Answer

A)  Police harassment just for being gay was rare. 
B)  It was illegal to arrest two men or two women dancing together. 
C)  Two men or two women caught having sex could be imprisoned. 
D)  Two men or two women holding hands could not lead to arrest. 
E)  Doctors considered homosexuality normal. 
A)  Police harassment just for being gay was rare. 
B)  It was illegal to arrest two men or two women dancing together. 
C)  Two men or two women caught having sex could be imprisoned. 
D)  Two men or two women holding hands could not lead to arrest. 
E)  Doctors considered homosexuality normal. C

Question 3

A form of sexual expression that is more situation-dependent and perhaps more open to the characteristics of the individual,rather than focusing so much on the anatomy is called _____.

Accepted Answer

A)  sexual awareness 
B)  sexual promiscuity 
C)  sexual fluidity 
D)  transsexualism 
E)  heterosexism 
A)  sexual awareness 
B)  sexual promiscuity 
C)  sexual fluidity 
D)  transsexualism 
E)  heterosexism C

Question 4

Pete has grown up in a situation where his family,teachers and religion have always spoken negatively about homosexuality.He does not even know that LGBTQ is a major movement,until he is invited to participate and show his support for it at his workplace.
Pete,therefore,shuns the parade.He gets together with a childhood friend,and together,they make fun of the whole concept of homosexuality.
Pete shows a tendency of having:

Accepted Answer

A)  minority stress. 
B)  stigma. 
C)  sexual prejudice. 
D)  internalized homophobia. 
E)  transphobia. 
A)  minority stress. 
B)  stigma. 
C)  sexual prejudice. 
D)  internalized homophobia. 
E)  transphobia.

Question 5

In the context of prenatal sources of sexual orientation,researchers consider which of the following questions?

Accepted Answer

A)  Is the mother's body is able to produce enough female sex hormones to prevent virilization of a female fetus? 
B)  Does the mother's first born child have a tendency toward homosexuality? 
C)  Does the size of the mother's brain match the brain size of most homosexual men? 
D)  Is the mother's body is able to produce enough male sex hormones to start the process of sexual differentiation in the fetal brain? 
E)  Is there a correlation between the birth order of siblings and the possibility of being homosexual that runs in the family? 
A)  Is the mother's body is able to produce enough female sex hormones to prevent virilization of a female fetus? 
B)  Does the mother's first born child have a tendency toward homosexuality? 
C)  Does the size of the mother's brain match the brain size of most homosexual men? 
D)  Is the mother's body is able to produce enough male sex hormones to start the process of sexual differentiation in the fetal brain? 
E)  Is there a correlation between the birth order of siblings and the possibility of being homosexual that runs in the family?

Question 6

_____ is extreme disapproval attached to someone who deviates from socially and culturally acceptable standards of behavior,turning the person into a social outcast.

Accepted Answer

The answer of _____ is extreme disapproval attached to someone...

Question 7

The _____ suggests that,starting in early development,biological,psychological,and social factors interact to produce sexual attractions and sexual orientation.

Accepted Answer

interactiv

Question 8

Laurel and his partner,who are in college,decide to come out about their sexual orientation.Laurel's brother,Tom,who is in high-school,also wants to come out.Which of the following pieces of advice best suits Tom's situation?

Accepted Answer

A)  Tom should come out immediately regardless of his high-school peers' attitude toward homosexuality. 
B)  Tom should not take anyone into confidence before making his announcement. 
C)  Tom should be sure of his orientation before he comes out. 
D)  Laurel should tell Tom all the incidences of hate crime committed and discourage him from coming out. 
E)  Tom can ignore any religious considerations. 
A)  Tom should come out immediately regardless of his high-school peers' attitude toward homosexuality. 
B)  Tom should not take anyone into confidence before making his announcement. 
C)  Tom should be sure of his orientation before he comes out. 
D)  Laurel should tell Tom all the incidences of hate crime committed and discourage him from coming out. 
E)  Tom can ignore any religious considerations.

Question 9

Which of the following is possible in the case of bisexuality?

Accepted Answer

A)  They are not restricted by the strong barriers their culture erects against expressing their same-sex sexual attractions feelings. 
B)  They may live their entire life only living one side of their sexual feelings,heterosexuality. 
C)  The taboos against expressing their same-sex sexual attractions would not affect them. 
D)  Marriage,religion,and social values can help bisexuals bypass the barriers against their same-sex sexual attractions. 
E)  They need not hide their homosexual orientation to avoid severe punishment or ostracism. 
A)  They are not restricted by the strong barriers their culture erects against expressing their same-sex sexual attractions feelings. 
B)  They may live their entire life only living one side of their sexual feelings,heterosexuality. 
C)  The taboos against expressing their same-sex sexual attractions would not affect them. 
D)  Marriage,religion,and social values can help bisexuals bypass the barriers against their same-sex sexual attractions. 
E)  They need not hide their homosexual orientation to avoid severe punishment or ostracism.

Question 10

Carol has lived along,away from family and friends,since high school.She recognized and established herself as a lesbian in a big city.But whenever she attends parties or goes visiting back at home,she finds people asking inappropriate questions and giving her digs about her sexual orientation.As time progresses,Carol's friends and family do not invite her to gatherings and cut her out from regular contact.This leaves Carol questioning her identity,preferences and this affects her sexual well-being.
Carol's social situation is an example of:

Accepted Answer

A)  stigma. 
B)  minority stress. 
C)  hate crime. 
D)  family of choice. 
E)  sexual fluidity. 
A)  stigma. 
B)  minority stress. 
C)  hate crime. 
D)  family of choice. 
E)  sexual fluidity.

Question 11

Negative stereotypes or beliefs about LGBTQ people that a person may absorb from societal hostility toward LGBTQ people are called _____.

Accepted Answer

internaliz

Question 12

Many LGBTQ people believe that large cities are the safest spaces to live.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

Explain hate crimes and the factors that contribute to them.

Accepted Answer

The most severe form of homophobia can l

Question 14

Someone with an interest in wearing clothing typical of the other gender is called a _____.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Someone with an interest in wearing clothing...

Question 15

Lindsay,a woman of age 40,has lived as a heterosexual all her life.She is married,has children,and is now beginning to get attracted to her boss at work,who is a powerful and extremely successful woman.Lindsay,however,does not have sexual fantasies about her co-worker,nor does she wish to express her high opinion to her boss.
This situation is an example of:

Accepted Answer

A)  sexual prejudice. 
B)  homosexuality. 
C)  female sexual fluidity 
D)  bisexuality. 
E)  questioning. 
A)  sexual prejudice. 
B)  homosexuality. 
C)  female sexual fluidity 
D)  bisexuality. 
E)  questioning.

Question 16

In the context of LGBTQ attraction or experience,more people experience attraction to the same gender than there are people who actually express their attractions and engage in sexual behavior with the same gender.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 17

Which of the following is a reason the rate of coming out and open with a nonnormative sexual orientation is low?

Accepted Answer

A)  The progress surrounding the human rights is low. 
B)  The progress surrounding the sexual orientation rights of LGBTQ people is low. 
C)  Positive role models of LGBTQ life on television are not there. 
D)  Integrating sexuality and self-awareness in the context of social disapproval,which still exists,is a difficult task for people. 
E)  Verbally harassment,bullying,or assault of LGBT youths due to their sexual orientation and their gender identity expression has disappeared from schools and colleges. 
A)  The progress surrounding the human rights is low. 
B)  The progress surrounding the sexual orientation rights of LGBTQ people is low. 
C)  Positive role models of LGBTQ life on television are not there. 
D)  Integrating sexuality and self-awareness in the context of social disapproval,which still exists,is a difficult task for people. 
E)  Verbally harassment,bullying,or assault of LGBT youths due to their sexual orientation and their gender identity expression has disappeared from schools and colleges.

Question 18

Bill's peers may have been influenced by the overt beliefs of the townsfolk as they were growing up,indicating his peers possessed which of the following beliefs?

Accepted Answer

A)  Person-based attraction 
B)  Fluidity 
C)  Transphobia 
D)  Minority stress 
E)  Internalized homophobia 
A)  Person-based attraction 
B)  Fluidity 
C)  Transphobia 
D)  Minority stress 
E)  Internalized homophobia

Question 19

The rapid early learning process by which a newborn establishes a behavior pattern of recognition and attraction to another animal of its own kind or to an object identified as the parent is called:

Accepted Answer

A)  imprinting. 
B)  ethology. 
C)  evolution. 
D)  etoecology. 
E)  phylogeny. 
A)  imprinting. 
B)  ethology. 
C)  evolution. 
D)  etoecology. 
E)  phylogeny.

Question 20

Which of the following is a possible outcome of compulsory heterosexuality?

Accepted Answer

A)  Men are socially compelled to have sexual relationships with and marry men,regardless of their sexual orientation. 
B)  People with diverse attractions and orientations feel fulfilled and conforming to heterosexuality seems natural to them. 
C)  Compulsory heterosexuality encourages the free expression of sexual individuality among some women,men,and minorities,including LGBTQ people. 
D)  Certain individuals and groups may hide,disguise,or otherwise alter their sexual attractions and relationships to conform to society. 
E)  By default,women will have to adopt lesbianism as their preferred mode,even if they are straight by nature. 
A)  Men are socially compelled to have sexual relationships with and marry men,regardless of their sexual orientation. 
B)  People with diverse attractions and orientations feel fulfilled and conforming to heterosexuality seems natural to them. 
C)  Compulsory heterosexuality encourages the free expression of sexual individuality among some women,men,and minorities,including LGBTQ people. 
D)  Certain individuals and groups may hide,disguise,or otherwise alter their sexual attractions and relationships to conform to society. 
E)  By default,women will have to adopt lesbianism as their preferred mode,even if they are straight by nature.

_____ is the structure of a person's sexual or romantic attractions to people of the same or other sex or toward both sexes.

In the context of homosexuality being illegal throughout the United States,which of the following is true?

A form of sexual expression that is more situation-dependent and perhaps more open to the characteristics of the individual,rather than focusing so much on the anatomy is called _____.

In the context of prenatal sources of sexual orientation,researchers consider which of the following questions?

_____ is extreme disapproval attached to someone who deviates from socially and culturally acceptable standards of behavior,turning the person into a social outcast.

The _____ suggests that,starting in early development,biological,psychological,and social factors interact to produce sexual attractions and sexual orientation.

Laurel and his partner,who are in college,decide to come out about their sexual orientation.Laurel's brother,Tom,who is in high-school,also wants to come out.Which of the following pieces of advice best suits Tom's situation?

Which of the following is possible in the case of bisexuality?

Negative stereotypes or beliefs about LGBTQ people that a person may absorb from societal hostility toward LGBTQ people are called _____.

Many LGBTQ people believe that large cities are the safest spaces to live.

Explain hate crimes and the factors that contribute to them.

Someone with an interest in wearing clothing typical of the other gender is called a _____.

In the context of LGBTQ attraction or experience,more people experience attraction to the same gender than there are people who actually express their attractions and engage in sexual behavior with the same gender.

Which of the following is a reason the rate of coming out and open with a nonnormative sexual orientation is low?

Bill's peers may have been influenced by the overt beliefs of the townsfolk as they were growing up,indicating his peers possessed which of the following beliefs?

The rapid early learning process by which a newborn establishes a behavior pattern of recognition and attraction to another animal of its own kind or to an object identified as the parent is called:

Which of the following is a possible outcome of compulsory heterosexuality?

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Exam 10: Sexual Orientation

_____ is the structure of a person's sexual or romantic attractions to people of the same or other sex or toward both sexes.

In the context of homosexuality being illegal throughout the United States,which of the following is true?

A form of sexual expression that is more situation-dependent and perhaps more open to the characteristics of the individual,rather than focusing so much on the anatomy is called _____.

In the context of prenatal sources of sexual orientation,researchers consider which of the following questions?

_____ is extreme disapproval attached to someone who deviates from socially and culturally acceptable standards of behavior,turning the person into a social outcast.

The _____ suggests that,starting in early development,biological,psychological,and social factors interact to produce sexual attractions and sexual orientation.

Laurel and his partner,who are in college,decide to come out about their sexual orientation.Laurel's brother,Tom,who is in high-school,also wants to come out.Which of the following pieces of advice best suits Tom's situation?

Which of the following is possible in the case of bisexuality?

Negative stereotypes or beliefs about LGBTQ people that a person may absorb from societal hostility toward LGBTQ people are called _____.

Many LGBTQ people believe that large cities are the safest spaces to live.

Explain hate crimes and the factors that contribute to them.

Someone with an interest in wearing clothing typical of the other gender is called a _____.

In the context of LGBTQ attraction or experience,more people experience attraction to the same gender than there are people who actually express their attractions and engage in sexual behavior with the same gender.

Which of the following is a reason the rate of coming out and open with a nonnormative sexual orientation is low?

Bill's peers may have been influenced by the overt beliefs of the townsfolk as they were growing up,indicating his peers possessed which of the following beliefs?

The rapid early learning process by which a newborn establishes a behavior pattern of recognition and attraction to another animal of its own kind or to an object identified as the parent is called:

Which of the following is a possible outcome of compulsory heterosexuality?

The Study of Human Sexuality

Contexts of Sexuality: Culture, History and Religion

Sexuality, Media and the Internet

Sexual Anatomy and Physiology

Sexual Pleasure, Arousal, and Response

Taking Care of the Sexual Body

Contraception

Reproduction: Conception, Pregnancy, and Childbirth

Gender and Identity: Process, Roles, and Culture

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Sexuality in Adulthood and Later Life

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