Question 1

The primary component of satisfaction in romantic relationships is talking to one's partner about desires, values, and problems.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 2

Puberty begins with

Accepted Answer

A) the appearance of secondary sex characteristics. 
B) the first erection for boys. 
C) breast enlargement for girls. 
D) the development of sexual urges. 
A) the appearance of secondary sex characteristics. 
B) the first erection for boys. 
C) breast enlargement for girls. 
D) the development of sexual urges.

Question 3

Anna and Nina are married. Which of the following factors is more threatening to the stability of their same-sex marriage than it would be to the stability of a heterosexual marriage?

Accepted Answer

A) An inequitable division of labour 
B) More rigid adherence to gender roles 
C) Less emotional support from in-laws 
D) A decline in sexual satisfaction over time 
A) An inequitable division of labour 
B) More rigid adherence to gender roles 
C) Less emotional support from in-laws 
D) A decline in sexual satisfaction over time

Question 4

A Canadian study found women who ________ with their partner reported higher levels of sexual satisfaction.

Accepted Answer

A) spent more time 
B) shared common interests 
C) talked openly about sexual likes and dislikes 
D) initiated sex 
A) spent more time 
B) shared common interests 
C) talked openly about sexual likes and dislikes 
D) initiated sex

Question 5

Jeremiah is 10 years old. If he is typical of most preadolescents, he is likely to

Accepted Answer

A) think that girls are "dorks." 
B) begin to play in cross-integrated groups. 
C) develop a close, platonic relationship with a girl. 
D) be unconcerned about how his peers perceive him. 
A) think that girls are "dorks." 
B) begin to play in cross-integrated groups. 
C) develop a close, platonic relationship with a girl. 
D) be unconcerned about how his peers perceive him.

Question 6

Imagine you have a daughter who is about to undergo puberty. What physical changes would you tell her are going to take place? What would be the most positive way to frame your discussion of menstruation?

Accepted Answer

- Bodily development of primary (e.g., l

Question 7

Recent years have seen a sharp increase in the number of

Accepted Answer

A) early marriages. 
B) single young people. 
C) extramarital affairs. 
D) polygamous marriages. 
A) early marriages. 
B) single young people. 
C) extramarital affairs. 
D) polygamous marriages.

Question 8

After menopause, decline in the production of estrogen can lead to

Accepted Answer

A) loss of energy. 
B) a lack of sexual desire. 
C) thinning of the vaginal walls. 
D) increased vaginal lubrication. 
A) loss of energy. 
B) a lack of sexual desire. 
C) thinning of the vaginal walls. 
D) increased vaginal lubrication.

Question 9

Common-law relationships refer to

Accepted Answer

A) two people of the opposite sex who live together without being legally married. 
B) two people of the same sex who live together. 
C) two people who live together without being legally married. 
D) two people of the opposite sex who live together and are engaged to be married. 
A) two people of the opposite sex who live together without being legally married. 
B) two people of the same sex who live together. 
C) two people who live together without being legally married. 
D) two people of the opposite sex who live together and are engaged to be married.

Question 10

In Canada, married couples who first lived together are

Accepted Answer

A) twice as likely to separate. 
B) more stable. 
C) no different from couples who did not live together first. 
D) slightly less likely to get divorces. 
A) twice as likely to separate. 
B) more stable. 
C) no different from couples who did not live together first. 
D) slightly less likely to get divorces.

Question 11

Marilyn has been seeing a man every Friday afternoon for about eight months. Her husband knows nothing about the affair and Marilyn has no intention of telling him. Her affair is typical of

Accepted Answer

A) consensual adultery. 
B) mate swapping. 
C) swinging. 
D) conventional adultery. 
A) consensual adultery. 
B) mate swapping. 
C) swinging. 
D) conventional adultery.

Question 12

The pattern of sexual partners for most single people would be described as

Accepted Answer

A) casual relations. 
B) love relationships with no commitment. 
C) serial monogamy. 
D) sexual relations leading to commitment. 
A) casual relations. 
B) love relationships with no commitment. 
C) serial monogamy. 
D) sexual relations leading to commitment.

Question 13

Which of the following characteristics is not mentioned in relation to those who choose to cohabit before marriage?

Accepted Answer

A) Independent 
B) Non-traditional 
C) Pragmatic 
D) Non-religious 
A) Independent 
B) Non-traditional 
C) Pragmatic 
D) Non-religious

Question 14

Clara is approaching the age of 65. While she and her husband have remained sexually active, Clara has begun to avoid stimulation to orgasm. What might be causing Clara to avoid orgasm?

Accepted Answer

A) She is ashamed of her physical appearance as she ages. 
B) Her orgasms are less intense and therefore not pleasurable. 
C) Her orgasms may be causing painful uterine contractions. 
D) Her clitoris is significantly less responsive to oral or manual stimulation. 
A) She is ashamed of her physical appearance as she ages. 
B) Her orgasms are less intense and therefore not pleasurable. 
C) Her orgasms may be causing painful uterine contractions. 
D) Her clitoris is significantly less responsive to oral or manual stimulation.

Question 15

Swinging, also called "mate-swapping" or comarital sex, is a form of consensual adultery in which both partners openly share sexual experiences with other people.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 16

In the middle 1800s, the average age of menarche for Canadian girls was

Accepted Answer

A) 14 years. 
B) 16 years. 
C) 18 years. 
D) 11 years. 
A) 14 years. 
B) 16 years. 
C) 18 years. 
D) 11 years.

Question 17

Summarize the stages of pubertal development in males.

Accepted Answer

- Secondary sex characteristic

Question 18

In pubescent boys, a temporary enlargement of the breasts is caused by

Accepted Answer

A) estrogen production. 
B) testosterone production. 
C) inhibin production. 
D) interstitial cell hormone (ISCH)production. 
A) estrogen production. 
B) testosterone production. 
C) inhibin production. 
D) interstitial cell hormone (ISCH)production.

Question 19

Couples who live together and then later marry

Accepted Answer

A) run a greater risk of divorce than couples who did not live together before marriage. 
B) are more likely to be married for 25 years or more. 
C) are twice as likely to engage in extramarital affairs. 
D) are more committed to the values traditionally associated with marriage. 
A) run a greater risk of divorce than couples who did not live together before marriage. 
B) are more likely to be married for 25 years or more. 
C) are twice as likely to engage in extramarital affairs. 
D) are more committed to the values traditionally associated with marriage.

Question 20

Which of the following physical changes is/are not caused by increased estrogen production?

Accepted Answer

A) Thickening of the vaginal lining 
B) Pubic and underarm hair growth 
C) Growth of the uterus 
D) Growth of fat and supporting tissue in the hips 
A) Thickening of the vaginal lining 
B) Pubic and underarm hair growth 
C) Growth of the uterus 
D) Growth of fat and supporting tissue in the hips

The primary component of satisfaction in romantic relationships is talking to one's partner about desires, values, and problems.

Puberty begins with

Anna and Nina are married. Which of the following factors is more threatening to the stability of their same-sex marriage than it would be to the stability of a heterosexual marriage?

A Canadian study found women who ________ with their partner reported higher levels of sexual satisfaction.

Jeremiah is 10 years old. If he is typical of most preadolescents, he is likely to

Imagine you have a daughter who is about to undergo puberty. What physical changes would you tell her are going to take place? What would be the most positive way to frame your discussion of menstruation?

Recent years have seen a sharp increase in the number of

After menopause, decline in the production of estrogen can lead to

Common-law relationships refer to

In Canada, married couples who first lived together are

Marilyn has been seeing a man every Friday afternoon for about eight months. Her husband knows nothing about the affair and Marilyn has no intention of telling him. Her affair is typical of

The pattern of sexual partners for most single people would be described as

Which of the following characteristics is not mentioned in relation to those who choose to cohabit before marriage?

Clara is approaching the age of 65. While she and her husband have remained sexually active, Clara has begun to avoid stimulation to orgasm. What might be causing Clara to avoid orgasm?

Swinging, also called "mate-swapping" or comarital sex, is a form of consensual adultery in which both partners openly share sexual experiences with other people.

In the middle 1800s, the average age of menarche for Canadian girls was

Summarize the stages of pubertal development in males.

In pubescent boys, a temporary enlargement of the breasts is caused by

Couples who live together and then later marry

Which of the following physical changes is/are not caused by increased estrogen production?

What Is Human Sexuality

Research Methods

Female and Male Anatomy and Physiology

Sexual Arousal and Response

Gender Identity and Gender Roles

Attraction and Lovey

Relationships, Intimacy, and Communication

Sexual Techniques and Behaviour Patterns

Sexual Orientation

Conception, Pregnancy, and Child Birth

Contraception and Abortion

Sexual Health Education

Sexual Dysfunction

Sexually Transmitted Infections

Sexual Variations

Sexual Coercionay

Commercial Sex

Filters

Exam 12: Sexuality Across the Life Span and Sexual Health Education

The primary component of satisfaction in romantic relationships is talking to one's partner about desires, values, and problems.

Puberty begins with

Anna and Nina are married. Which of the following factors is more threatening to the stability of their same-sex marriage than it would be to the stability of a heterosexual marriage?

A Canadian study found women who ________ with their partner reported higher levels of sexual satisfaction.

Jeremiah is 10 years old. If he is typical of most preadolescents, he is likely to

Imagine you have a daughter who is about to undergo puberty. What physical changes would you tell her are going to take place? What would be the most positive way to frame your discussion of menstruation?

Recent years have seen a sharp increase in the number of

After menopause, decline in the production of estrogen can lead to

Common-law relationships refer to

In Canada, married couples who first lived together are

Marilyn has been seeing a man every Friday afternoon for about eight months. Her husband knows nothing about the affair and Marilyn has no intention of telling him. Her affair is typical of

The pattern of sexual partners for most single people would be described as

Which of the following characteristics is not mentioned in relation to those who choose to cohabit before marriage?

Clara is approaching the age of 65. While she and her husband have remained sexually active, Clara has begun to avoid stimulation to orgasm. What might be causing Clara to avoid orgasm?

Swinging, also called "mate-swapping" or comarital sex, is a form of consensual adultery in which both partners openly share sexual experiences with other people.

In the middle 1800s, the average age of menarche for Canadian girls was

Summarize the stages of pubertal development in males.

In pubescent boys, a temporary enlargement of the breasts is caused by

Couples who live together and then later marry

Which of the following physical changes is/are not caused by increased estrogen production?

What Is Human Sexuality

Research Methods

Female and Male Anatomy and Physiology

Sexual Arousal and Response

Gender Identity and Gender Roles

Attraction and Lovey

Relationships, Intimacy, and Communication

Sexual Techniques and Behaviour Patterns

Sexual Orientation

Conception, Pregnancy, and Child Birth

Contraception and Abortion

Sexual Health Education

Sexual Dysfunction

Sexually Transmitted Infections

Sexual Variations

Sexual Coercionay

Commercial Sex

Filters