Question 1

Sexual health education is relevant to adult Canadians, particularly because

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A) many are at risk for HIV and other infections. 
B) they did not learn the information in school. 
C) some people wait until marriage to have sex. 
D) most adults forget what they learned as youth. 
A) many are at risk for HIV and other infections. 
B) they did not learn the information in school. 
C) some people wait until marriage to have sex. 
D) most adults forget what they learned as youth.

Question 2

When Ronald has a question about sex, he searches for information on the Internet. Which of the following is an advantage of this approach?

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A) Sexual health information that is published online has been assessed for accuracy and reliability. 
B) Online sources for sexual health are more likely to be current than is information in the classroom. 
C) He will be able to find information on topics that he would be too embarrassed to ask others about. 
D) People who use Internet resources for sexual information are more likely to have fulfilling sex lives. 
A) Sexual health information that is published online has been assessed for accuracy and reliability. 
B) Online sources for sexual health are more likely to be current than is information in the classroom. 
C) He will be able to find information on topics that he would be too embarrassed to ask others about. 
D) People who use Internet resources for sexual information are more likely to have fulfilling sex lives.

Question 3

Deena searches the Internet for answers when she has questions about sex. This practice may result in

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A) sexual misinformation from unreliable sources. 
B) promiscuity from exposure to sexual information. 
C) failure to consult peers for their opinions on sex. 
D) the inability to think critically about sexual media. 
A) sexual misinformation from unreliable sources. 
B) promiscuity from exposure to sexual information. 
C) failure to consult peers for their opinions on sex. 
D) the inability to think critically about sexual media.

Question 4

In the 1990s, most high schools introduced some form of sexual education in response to

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A) increasing rates of HIV/AIDS and other STIs. 
B) a decline in the number of high school graduates. 
C) significant increases in federal funding for schools. 
D) the advent of the Internet and wireless communication. 
A) increasing rates of HIV/AIDS and other STIs. 
B) a decline in the number of high school graduates. 
C) significant increases in federal funding for schools. 
D) the advent of the Internet and wireless communication.

Question 5

If your teenage daughter participated in the Girl Time: Grade 7/8 Healthy Sexuality Program, then you might expect her to

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A) feel comfortable asking you question about sex. 
B) believe that abstinence is the only acceptable option. 
C) become sexually active earlier than other girls. 
D) contract an STI before she is 18 years old. 
A) feel comfortable asking you question about sex. 
B) believe that abstinence is the only acceptable option. 
C) become sexually active earlier than other girls. 
D) contract an STI before she is 18 years old.

Question 6

Laurie is physically disabled. When interviewed about her views on sexual health education, she is least likely to be concerned about which issues?

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A) Progressive representations of sexuality and disability 
B) Positively framed information on sexual behaviours 
C) Information on establishing romantic relationships 
D) Options for protection from pregnancy and STIs 
A) Progressive representations of sexuality and disability 
B) Positively framed information on sexual behaviours 
C) Information on establishing romantic relationships 
D) Options for protection from pregnancy and STIs

Question 7

Dr. Smith has a new female patient who recently immigrated to Canada from Iran. Discussions about her sexual health

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A) should focus on birth control options. 
B) must be done with her husband present. 
C) may be somewhat difficult for the patient. 
D) are best if done with a nurse in the room. 
A) should focus on birth control options. 
B) must be done with her husband present. 
C) may be somewhat difficult for the patient. 
D) are best if done with a nurse in the room.

Question 8

If you are a student in medical school, you are least likely to be trained on the topic of

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A) sexual assault. 
B) contraception. 
C) sexual orientation. 
D) childhood sexuality. 
A) sexual assault. 
B) contraception. 
C) sexual orientation. 
D) childhood sexuality.

Question 9

Which one of the following individuals is most likely to seek out information about sexuality online?

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A) Sara, who is 26 
B) Dan, who is 30 
C) Mark, who is 51 
D) Stacy, who is 60 
A) Sara, who is 26 
B) Dan, who is 30 
C) Mark, who is 51 
D) Stacy, who is 60

Question 10

Sexual health focuses on the absence of disease and the prevention of pregnancy.

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A) True 
 B)False

Question 11

Mala is physically disabled. In comparison to other young people, her risk of experiencing physical abuse is

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A) twice as high. 
B) half as high. 
C) about the same. 
D) lower by half. 
A) twice as high. 
B) half as high. 
C) about the same. 
D) lower by half.

Question 12

Abstinence-only sex education programs are effective in delaying the age of first intercourse among youth.

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A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

If you were to use the World Health Organization's definition of sexual health to evaluate your own sexual health status, you would consider

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A) only whether or not you have an STI or HIV. 
B) mainly whether you suffer from sexual dysfunction. 
C) whether or not you enjoy engaging in sexual activities. 
D) your sexual health, function, attitudes, and rights. 
A) only whether or not you have an STI or HIV. 
B) mainly whether you suffer from sexual dysfunction. 
C) whether or not you enjoy engaging in sexual activities. 
D) your sexual health, function, attitudes, and rights.

Question 14

If you were to teach a class on sexual health in accordance with the guidelines set forth by the Canadian Guidelines for Sexual Health Education, your course would cover

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A) the importance of abstinence before marriage. 
B) sex for the sole purpose of producing children. 
C) how to have safe, sexually fulfilling relationships. 
D) when it is appropriate to have sex with someone. 
A) the importance of abstinence before marriage. 
B) sex for the sole purpose of producing children. 
C) how to have safe, sexually fulfilling relationships. 
D) when it is appropriate to have sex with someone.

Question 15

If parents want to ensure that their child is taught the correct terminology for male and female genitalia before entering Grade 3, then their child should attend school in

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A) the United States. 
B) Saskatchewan. 
C) the United Kingdom. 
D) New Brunswick. 
A) the United States. 
B) Saskatchewan. 
C) the United Kingdom. 
D) New Brunswick.

Question 16

The efficacy of sexual health education programs is primarily limited by the

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A) willingness of students to apply the information. 
B) parents of students wanting abstinence to be taught. 
C) amount of funding provided by the government. 
D) lack of training for educators and professionals. 
A) willingness of students to apply the information. 
B) parents of students wanting abstinence to be taught. 
C) amount of funding provided by the government. 
D) lack of training for educators and professionals.

Question 17

Ryu just immigrated to Canada from East Asia. His health care provider should know that he

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A) will be very open to talking about sexual issues. 
B) may be less sexually open than other Canadian men. 
C) will need his wife to accompany him to appointments. 
D) is likely to need information about condom use. 
A) will be very open to talking about sexual issues. 
B) may be less sexually open than other Canadian men. 
C) will need his wife to accompany him to appointments. 
D) is likely to need information about condom use.

Question 18

Studies have found that sexual health education increases the likelihood of early sexual activity among youth.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 19

Fisher and colleagues (2002) found that in comparison to a control group, students exposed to the IMB model were

Accepted Answer

A) more likely than other students to use condoms. 
B) less likely than other students to have sex. 
C) more likely to get sexually transmitted infections. 
D) less likely to request consent before sexual acts. 
A) more likely than other students to use condoms. 
B) less likely than other students to have sex. 
C) more likely to get sexually transmitted infections. 
D) less likely to request consent before sexual acts.

Question 20

Abstinence-only sexual health education has been criticized on the basis that

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A) it appeals to outdated, traditional attitudes. 
B) the program misguides students about sexual risks. 
C) it is unethical to withhold sexual health information. 
D) the students are less likely to enjoy sex as adults. 
A) it appeals to outdated, traditional attitudes. 
B) the program misguides students about sexual risks. 
C) it is unethical to withhold sexual health information. 
D) the students are less likely to enjoy sex as adults.

Sexual health education is relevant to adult Canadians, particularly because

When Ronald has a question about sex, he searches for information on the Internet. Which of the following is an advantage of this approach?

Deena searches the Internet for answers when she has questions about sex. This practice may result in

In the 1990s, most high schools introduced some form of sexual education in response to

If your teenage daughter participated in the Girl Time: Grade 7/8 Healthy Sexuality Program, then you might expect her to

Laurie is physically disabled. When interviewed about her views on sexual health education, she is least likely to be concerned about which issues?

Dr. Smith has a new female patient who recently immigrated to Canada from Iran. Discussions about her sexual health

If you are a student in medical school, you are least likely to be trained on the topic of

Which one of the following individuals is most likely to seek out information about sexuality online?

Sexual health focuses on the absence of disease and the prevention of pregnancy.

Mala is physically disabled. In comparison to other young people, her risk of experiencing physical abuse is

Abstinence-only sex education programs are effective in delaying the age of first intercourse among youth.

If you were to use the World Health Organization's definition of sexual health to evaluate your own sexual health status, you would consider

If you were to teach a class on sexual health in accordance with the guidelines set forth by the Canadian Guidelines for Sexual Health Education, your course would cover

If parents want to ensure that their child is taught the correct terminology for male and female genitalia before entering Grade 3, then their child should attend school in

The efficacy of sexual health education programs is primarily limited by the

Ryu just immigrated to Canada from East Asia. His health care provider should know that he

Studies have found that sexual health education increases the likelihood of early sexual activity among youth.

Fisher and colleagues (2002) found that in comparison to a control group, students exposed to the IMB model were

Abstinence-only sexual health education has been criticized on the basis that

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

Sexuality Across the Life Span and Sexual Health Education

Sexual Health Education

Sexual Dysfunction

Sexual Variations

Sexual Coercionay

Commercial Sex

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Exam 15: Sexually Transmitted Infections

Sexual health education is relevant to adult Canadians, particularly because

When Ronald has a question about sex, he searches for information on the Internet. Which of the following is an advantage of this approach?

Deena searches the Internet for answers when she has questions about sex. This practice may result in

In the 1990s, most high schools introduced some form of sexual education in response to

If your teenage daughter participated in the Girl Time: Grade 7/8 Healthy Sexuality Program, then you might expect her to

Laurie is physically disabled. When interviewed about her views on sexual health education, she is least likely to be concerned about which issues?

Dr. Smith has a new female patient who recently immigrated to Canada from Iran. Discussions about her sexual health

If you are a student in medical school, you are least likely to be trained on the topic of

Which one of the following individuals is most likely to seek out information about sexuality online?

Sexual health focuses on the absence of disease and the prevention of pregnancy.

Mala is physically disabled. In comparison to other young people, her risk of experiencing physical abuse is

Abstinence-only sex education programs are effective in delaying the age of first intercourse among youth.

If you were to use the World Health Organization's definition of sexual health to evaluate your own sexual health status, you would consider

If you were to teach a class on sexual health in accordance with the guidelines set forth by the Canadian Guidelines for Sexual Health Education, your course would cover

If parents want to ensure that their child is taught the correct terminology for male and female genitalia before entering Grade 3, then their child should attend school in

The efficacy of sexual health education programs is primarily limited by the

Ryu just immigrated to Canada from East Asia. His health care provider should know that he

Studies have found that sexual health education increases the likelihood of early sexual activity among youth.

Fisher and colleagues (2002) found that in comparison to a control group, students exposed to the IMB model were

Abstinence-only sexual health education has been criticized on the basis that

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

Sexuality Across the Life Span and Sexual Health Education

Sexual Health Education

Sexual Dysfunction

Sexual Variations

Sexual Coercionay

Commercial Sex

Filters