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Human Sexuality
1)

Regardless of your upbringing, culture, heritage, or fate, human sexuality plays an important role in our lives.
 
True False
 
2)

Human Sexuality is about more than just physical sexual responses.
 
True False
 
3)

In order to understand human sexuality, it is essential to understand:
 
Speed Dating Basic Anatomy Physiology Both B and C
 
4)

Sexual relationships and human sexuality differ depending on geography.
 
True False
 
5)

The contributing factors to the "sexual revolution" in the 1960's are:
 
Access to condoms, the 'pill' and other means of contraception. Greater independence and freedom for women. The influence of entertainment, movies, television and books Cheaper and readily available methods of transportation All of the above
 
6)

The study of human sexuality from a biological perspective involves:
 
The study of hormones produced by the pituitary gland and hypothalamus The study of hormones produced by the ovaries, testes and adrenal cortex Research into both male and female hormones All of the above
 
7)

Sexual development begins from:
 
Teenage years Birth Early 20's None of the above
 
8)

Erik Erikson believed that social environments shaped individuals.
 
True False
 
9)

According to Erikson's Psychosocial Theory, children typically develop self-assurance and confidence in themselves and learn how to socialize in outside environments at the age of:
 
1 to 3 years 3 to 6 years 6 to 12 years 12 to 20 years
 
10)

Patterns of behavior that are learned by imitation are defined as:
 
Sexual development Psychology of aging Observational learning None of the above
 
11)

Sexual identity is defined as:
 
An individual's perception of his or her sexuality, orientation, and sexual preferences. A process of acquiring sexual meaning. An individual's interpretation regarding sexual experiences and cultural norms. All of these
 
12)

The driving factor behind most adult’s sexual development is:
 
The seeking of intimacy Companionship Long-term relationships All of these
 
13)

In lasting relationships intimacy and trust are not important.
 
True False
 
14)

Sexuality involves, to varying degrees, concepts of:
 
Intimacy Identity Behavior All of the above.
 
15)

According to Canadian sociologist named John Allen Lee, individuals focus on the initial excitement and typically move from one relationship to another in:
 
Ludus Love Storge Love Agape Love
 
16)

Agape love is:
 
Concept of giving or offering without expectation or receiving something in return. Self-sacrificing and altruistic One-sided, and is also non-demanding and patient. All of the these
 
17)

According to psychologist Robert Sternberg, love involves several values or considerations that include:
 
Intimacy Commitment Passion All of the above
 
18)

An integral component of any relationship, and the driving force of the three components listed by Sternberg is:
 
Emotion Communication Sex
 
19)

In distress-maintaining attributions the partner:
 
Assumes that the negative reaction or behavior is due to outside or external influences. Focus on the positive aspects of the relationship Assumes that the negative behavior is due or caused by the individual, and suspicion and frustration often rule
 
20)

Focusing on feelings is one of the best things any individual can do when entering a relationship.
 
True False
 
21)

A term that defines a person's romantic or sexual attraction towards a particular gender is referred to as:
 
Popularity Gender Identity Sexual Orientation Sexual Tendency
 
22)

An individual who experiences romantic or sexual feelings for someone of the opposite sex is defined as:
 
Heterosexual Bisexual Homosexual None of the above
 
23)

Kinsey's scale of sexual behavior rates number 0 for the behavior:
 
Equally homosexual and heterosexual Exclusively homosexual with no heterosexual Exclusively heterosexual with no homosexual Predominantly homosexual
 
24)

The beliefs that hormones and genetics play a large role in the sexual orientation of any given individual are found in:
 
Cognitive theories Social Darwinism Biological theories
 
25)

Gender identity begins around the age of :
 
4 12 20 None of these
 
26)

Men and women may dress and behave as members of the opposite sex, which is called :
 
Bisexual Transgender or transsexual behavior Homosexual
 
27)

Among female infants, the damage to one of the pair of X-chromosomes during fetal development results:
 
Klinefelter syndrome Androgyny Turner syndrome
 
28)

Turner syndrome produces problems such as:
 
Kidney damage, heart abnormalities Osteoporosis Arrested or absent sexual development All of these
 
29)

An extremely rare hormonal disorder that results in genetically male babies who possess female genitals is known as:
 
Transgender Androgyny Hemophilia
 
30)

According to psychologist Robert Sternberg’s Triangular Theory of Love ,the greatest emotional aspect of love is:
 
Intimacy Commitment Passion All of the above
 
31)

Consummate love equals:
 
Intimacy, commitment and passion joined together Intimacy plus commitment Passion plus commitment Intimacy plus passion
 
32)

Important factors in engaging in potentially romantic relationships are:
 
Reciprocity Similarity Proximity All of these
 
33)

Any type of violence within the relationship that involves two people as family, whether or not those people live in a dorm room, an apartment or a home is considered:
 
Spousal Abuse Domestic Violence Child Abuse None of the above
 
34)

Domestic violence is not limited to married couples, but occurs:
 
In all kinds of relationships Only when dating Within the first year of a relationship Between friends
 
35)

Relationship abuse is often categories into different types, such as:
 
Verbal Emotional Physical Psychological All of the above
 
36)

A cycle of violence is defined as a repetitive pattern of stages that includes:
 
The honeymoon phase and the tension building phase The explosion of violence and A return to the honeymoon stage Both a and b
 
37)

In the honeymoon phase of intimate relationships:
 
The relationships start off exciting and full of hope and happiness. Situations and events arise that cause tension between partners. Both a and b
 
38)

Sexual assault is commonly known as:
 
Rape Acquaintance rape Statutory rape All of these
 
39)

Any individual with a history of sexual abuse may experience:
 
Psychological problems and self-destructive behavior Sexual maladjustments Eating disorders and substance abuse. All of these
 
40)

Sexual arousal often associated with inanimate objects is known as:
 
Paraphilia Fetishism Exhibitionism
 
41)

According to Christine E. Gudorf, another person's touch on our skin normally releases chemical compounds called :
 
Endorphins Androgyny Pedophilia
 
42)

The Common factors in the development of sexual dysfunctions are:
 
Fear of infertility Pregnancy Sexually transmitted disease All of these
 
43)

A sexual pain disorder caused by pain in the genital areas and experienced by both men and women is known as:
 
Desire disorder Dyspareunia Arousal disorder None of these
 
44)

The most common types of sexual disorders are:
 
Desire disorders Sexual pain disorders Arousal disorders All of these
 
45)

The recurrent and/or persistent absence of sexual fantasies and desire for sexual activity is known as:
 
Female Sexual Desire Disorder Hypoactive Sexual Desire Disorder Sexual Aversion Disorder Male Orgasmic Disorder
 
46)

The term which describes excessive sexual desire is:
 
Dyspareunia Nymphomania Paraphilia
 
47)

The use of drugs that cause sexual dysfunction are:
 
Amphetamines Anal nitrates Barbiturates All of these
 
48)

A sexual dysfunction or problem that has been present in the person's sexual life throughout their life is termed as:
 
Primary sexual dysfunction Secondary sexual dysfunction None of these
 
49)

One of the most popular and well-known oral medications for erectile disorder is :
 
Ecstasy Amphetamines Viagra
 
50)

Viagra functions by decreasing blood outflow that results in prolonged erections, but may cause cardiovascular issues.
 
True False
 
51)

Sensate focus is:
 
A term which describes excessive sexual desire A type of sexual dysfunction One common sex therapy technique
 
52)

When one employee makes continuous, unwelcome sexual advances, requests sexual favors or uses verbal or physical conduct of a sexual nature to another employee against their wishes, this is defined as:
 
Being inappropriate Emotional Abuse Assault Sexual harassment
 
53)

Playing music, movies or games that have a sexual nature within the office is not considered as a sexual harassment.
 
True False
 
54)

Sex is used to sell which of the following products:
 
Clothing Shoes Cars All of these
 

 
 

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