Exam 5: How Does Gender Matter for Whom We Want and Desire the Gender of Sexuality

______ is the way in which heterosexuality is viewed as the normal, natural way of being.

Whereas women are more likely to engage in sex tourism, men are more likely to engage in romance tourism.

Heteronormativity is the way in which heterosexual is viewed as "the norm."

Many girls in Karin Martin's research saw sex as something they do, rather than something that happens to them.

The ancient Greek understanding of sex is an example of how ______ can be important in sexuality.

The term that defines the ways in which power is associated with a gender binary system while presuming heterosexuality as a social norm is ______.

The ways in which many women as sex tourists are "looking more to be swept away by men than to assert their strong control over their paid male counterparts" is known as:

In Anglo-European settings, women are often seen as sexual subjects.

The practice of providing sex for soldiers to motivate men to fight demonstrates which of the following?

A person who is aromantic has no romantic drive, or no desire to find a romantic partner.

Heteropatriarchy alludes to how dominance in our gender system is associated with presumed heterosexuality.

The labels "heterosexuality" and "homosexuality" did not exist in common language until the 19th century.

Seeing one's own culture as superior to another culture is known as ______.

Bisexuals may refer to heterosexuals and homosexuals as ______.

Young Christian men in Diefendorf's study who abstained from sexual intercourse until marriage displayed which type of masculinity?

Ronen's 2010 study on "grinding" at college dance parties found that ______.

Which theoretical perspective argues that sex is a way in which we "accomplish" feeling like a man or a woman?

Many Islamic sources define sex as serving God's purpose.

In some Native North American cultures, it is acceptable for a boy or a girl to express an interest in learning the traditional activities of the other gender. This is called a ______.

How does the construction of feminine sexuality as passive and masculine sexuality as active reinforce gender inequality? Cite evidence from research that challenges cultural understandings of passive feminine sexuality and active masculine sexuality.