Question 1

The most common kind of sexual behaviour involving other individuals around ages 4-5 consists of

Accepted Answer

A) mutual masturbation. 
B) exploratory coitus. 
C) exhibiting one's own genitals. 
D) feeling the genitals of the other sex with the primary motivation being sexual arousal. 
A) mutual masturbation. 
B) exploratory coitus. 
C) exhibiting one's own genitals. 
D) feeling the genitals of the other sex with the primary motivation being sexual arousal.

Question 2

Jeanette believes that her virginity is a very special thing that she will eventually choose to give to someone.Jeanette's interpretation of virginity reflects

Accepted Answer

A) virginity as a gift. 
B) virginity as stigma. 
C) virginity as a process. 
D) a Christian view of virginity. 
A) virginity as a gift. 
B) virginity as stigma. 
C) virginity as a process. 
D) a Christian view of virginity.

Question 3

In terms of homosexual behaviour during adolescence,which one is TRUE?

Accepted Answer

A) Surveys have shown an increase in such behaviour over the last two decades. 
B) Participating in such behaviour is a fairly reliable predictor of adult sexual orientation. 
C) Girls do not participate in homosexual behaviour until their early twenties. 
D) Girls are more willing to engage in same-sex sexual behaviours than boys 
A) Surveys have shown an increase in such behaviour over the last two decades. 
B) Participating in such behaviour is a fairly reliable predictor of adult sexual orientation. 
C) Girls do not participate in homosexual behaviour until their early twenties. 
D) Girls are more willing to engage in same-sex sexual behaviours than boys

Question 4

Baby boys and baby girls both demonstrate the physiological responses of sexual arousal.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

Why do most lesbian and gay youth not date those they are most attracted to?

Accepted Answer

A) Their parents will not allow them to. 
B) They are in denial about being lesbian or gay. 
C) Because of fear of harassment from their peers. 
D) Because they feel they are too young to date. 
A) Their parents will not allow them to. 
B) They are in denial about being lesbian or gay. 
C) Because of fear of harassment from their peers. 
D) Because they feel they are too young to date.

Question 6

Study of the relationship between hormones and sexual activity has demonstrated that the hormone most strongly associated with sexual activity in girls is

Accepted Answer

A) testosterone 
B) estrogen 
C) progesterone 
D) progestin 
A) testosterone 
B) estrogen 
C) progesterone 
D) progestin

Question 7

Johnny is a three-year-old boy.He

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A) knows he wants to play "Doctor." 
B) doesn't yet know that he is different from his mother. 
C) may be aware of some differences in the genital region of men and women. 
D) understands the concept of marriage. 
A) knows he wants to play "Doctor." 
B) doesn't yet know that he is different from his mother. 
C) may be aware of some differences in the genital region of men and women. 
D) understands the concept of marriage.

Question 8

Discuss how the mass media shape and define the sexual expectations of the preadolescent and adolescent.

Accepted Answer

The mass media plays a significant role

Question 9

In order to better understand premarital sexuality,it is necessary to

Accepted Answer

A) measure the self-image and self-esteem of adolescents. 
B) measure the body image and sense of internal or external control the person perceives about him/herself. 
C) focus on the couple and the nature of their relationship. 
D) focus on what is in the mass media. 
A) measure the self-image and self-esteem of adolescents. 
B) measure the body image and sense of internal or external control the person perceives about him/herself. 
C) focus on the couple and the nature of their relationship. 
D) focus on what is in the mass media.

Question 10

Studies of child and adolescent sexual behaviour have typically used

Accepted Answer

A) surveys 
B) laboratory experiments 
C) direct observations 
D) historical accounts 
A) surveys 
B) laboratory experiments 
C) direct observations 
D) historical accounts

Question 11

Most of our information about childhood sexual behaviour is based on

Accepted Answer

A) recalling events by individuals in later life concerning their childhood. 
B) observation of the same children during different periods of their childhood through adolescence. 
C) observation of different samples of children during different periods of their childhood through adolescence. 
D) interviews of children during different periods of childhooD. 
A) recalling events by individuals in later life concerning their childhood. 
B) observation of the same children during different periods of their childhood through adolescence. 
C) observation of different samples of children during different periods of their childhood through adolescence. 
D) interviews of children during different periods of childhooD.

Question 12

In the TV shows the Secret Life of the American Teenager,16 and Pregnant,and Teen Mom,American television programs reinforce which of the following moral values?

Accepted Answer

A) Premarital sex is a sin. 
B) Adoption is the best option for teen parents. 
C) Teen pregnancy is beneficial for society. 
D) Abortion is not a viable option for teen parents. 
A) Premarital sex is a sin. 
B) Adoption is the best option for teen parents. 
C) Teen pregnancy is beneficial for society. 
D) Abortion is not a viable option for teen parents.

Question 13

Discuss the differences between being sexual at age 19 in 1940 and being sexual at age 19 in 2004.

Accepted Answer

The differences between being sexual at

Question 14

Briefly discuss two barriers teens have to using condoms.Suggest two remedies.

Accepted Answer

Two barriers teens have to using condoms

Question 15

Discuss the characteristics of the sexual encounters and experiences of the infant (age 0-2).

Accepted Answer

During the infant stage (age 0-2), sexua

Question 16

Forming a concept of marriage and knowing that a member of the other gender is the 'socially appropriate' marriage partner occurs at around age

Accepted Answer

A) 2 
B) 5 
C) 10 
D) 12 
A) 2 
B) 5 
C) 10 
D) 12

Question 17

A real increase in sexual interest begins around puberty and continues throughout adolescence.A significant reason for this surge of sexual interest is due to

Accepted Answer

A) the testosterone level of both boys and girls. 
B) the testosterone level of boys. 
C) the amount of time spent watching TV and in particular,MTV. 
D) the presence of fathers in the home for girls,but not boys. 
A) the testosterone level of both boys and girls. 
B) the testosterone level of boys. 
C) the amount of time spent watching TV and in particular,MTV. 
D) the presence of fathers in the home for girls,but not boys.

Question 18

Discuss the consequences of teenage pregnancy.How do these outcomes compare to appropriate peer groups?

Accepted Answer

Teenage pregnancy can have significant c

Question 19

Which of the following is FALSE regarding infant attachment?

Accepted Answer

A) Cuddling and positive physical contact facilitates it. 
B) It begins in the hours after birth. 
C) The quality of attachment affects the person for their life. 
D) It is broken if the baby is not immediately held after birth. 
A) Cuddling and positive physical contact facilitates it. 
B) It begins in the hours after birth. 
C) The quality of attachment affects the person for their life. 
D) It is broken if the baby is not immediately held after birth.

Question 20

Briefly discuss the data sources upon which much of our early childhood sexuality is based.

Accepted Answer

Much of our early childhood sexuality is

The most common kind of sexual behaviour involving other individuals around ages 4-5 consists of

Jeanette believes that her virginity is a very special thing that she will eventually choose to give to someone.Jeanette's interpretation of virginity reflects

In terms of homosexual behaviour during adolescence,which one is TRUE?

Baby boys and baby girls both demonstrate the physiological responses of sexual arousal.

Why do most lesbian and gay youth not date those they are most attracted to?

Study of the relationship between hormones and sexual activity has demonstrated that the hormone most strongly associated with sexual activity in girls is

Johnny is a three-year-old boy.He

Discuss how the mass media shape and define the sexual expectations of the preadolescent and adolescent.

In order to better understand premarital sexuality,it is necessary to

Studies of child and adolescent sexual behaviour have typically used

Most of our information about childhood sexual behaviour is based on

In the TV shows the Secret Life of the American Teenager,16 and Pregnant,and Teen Mom,American television programs reinforce which of the following moral values?

Discuss the differences between being sexual at age 19 in 1940 and being sexual at age 19 in 2004.

Briefly discuss two barriers teens have to using condoms.Suggest two remedies.

Discuss the characteristics of the sexual encounters and experiences of the infant (age 0-2).

Forming a concept of marriage and knowing that a member of the other gender is the 'socially appropriate' marriage partner occurs at around age

A real increase in sexual interest begins around puberty and continues throughout adolescence.A significant reason for this surge of sexual interest is due to

Discuss the consequences of teenage pregnancy.How do these outcomes compare to appropriate peer groups?

Which of the following is FALSE regarding infant attachment?

Briefly discuss the data sources upon which much of our early childhood sexuality is based.

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Theoretical Perspectives on Sexuality

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Contraception and Abortion

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Attraction, Love, and Communication

Gender and Sexuality

Sexual Orientation: Gay, Straight, or BI

Variations in Sexual Behavior

Sexual Coercion

Sex for Sale

Sexual Disorders and Sex Therapy

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Ethics, Religion, and Sexuality

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Exam 10: Sexuality and the Life Cycle : Adulthood

The most common kind of sexual behaviour involving other individuals around ages 4-5 consists of

Jeanette believes that her virginity is a very special thing that she will eventually choose to give to someone.Jeanette's interpretation of virginity reflects

In terms of homosexual behaviour during adolescence,which one is TRUE?

Baby boys and baby girls both demonstrate the physiological responses of sexual arousal.

Why do most lesbian and gay youth not date those they are most attracted to?

Study of the relationship between hormones and sexual activity has demonstrated that the hormone most strongly associated with sexual activity in girls is

Johnny is a three-year-old boy.He

Discuss how the mass media shape and define the sexual expectations of the preadolescent and adolescent.

In order to better understand premarital sexuality,it is necessary to

Studies of child and adolescent sexual behaviour have typically used

Most of our information about childhood sexual behaviour is based on

In the TV shows the Secret Life of the American Teenager,16 and Pregnant,and Teen Mom,American television programs reinforce which of the following moral values?

Discuss the differences between being sexual at age 19 in 1940 and being sexual at age 19 in 2004.

Briefly discuss two barriers teens have to using condoms.Suggest two remedies.

Discuss the characteristics of the sexual encounters and experiences of the infant (age 0-2).

Forming a concept of marriage and knowing that a member of the other gender is the 'socially appropriate' marriage partner occurs at around age

A real increase in sexual interest begins around puberty and continues throughout adolescence.A significant reason for this surge of sexual interest is due to

Discuss the consequences of teenage pregnancy.How do these outcomes compare to appropriate peer groups?

Which of the following is FALSE regarding infant attachment?

Briefly discuss the data sources upon which much of our early childhood sexuality is based.

Sexuality in Perspective

Theoretical Perspectives on Sexuality

Sex Research

Sexual Anatomy

Sex Hormones, Sexual Differentiation, and the Menstrual Cycle

Conception, Pregnancy, and Childbirth

Contraception and Abortion

Sexual Arousal

Sexuality and the Life Cycle : Childhood and Adolescence

Attraction, Love, and Communication

Gender and Sexuality

Sexual Orientation: Gay, Straight, or BI

Variations in Sexual Behavior

Sexual Coercion

Sex for Sale

Sexual Disorders and Sex Therapy

Sexually Transmitted Infections

Ethics, Religion, and Sexuality

Sex and the Law

Filters