Question 1

In the 19th century, graham crackers and corn flakes were advocated as

Accepted Answer

A) foods to improve circulation. 
B) measures to prevent colon cancer. 
C) anti-masturbation foods. 
D) sexual stimulants. 
A) foods to improve circulation. 
B) measures to prevent colon cancer. 
C) anti-masturbation foods. 
D) sexual stimulants.

Question 2

Compare male and female masturbatory techniques.

Accepted Answer

It is important to note that there is a

Question 3

Which of the following should be avoided when inserting a finger or fingers into a partner's vagina?

Accepted Answer

A) Having trimmed fingernails 
B) Inserting fingers into the vagina after giving anal stimulation 
C) Bringing vaginal lubrication from the vagina to the clitoris for clitoral stimulation 
D) Simulating the thrusting motions of a penis while fingers are inserted 
A) Having trimmed fingernails 
B) Inserting fingers into the vagina after giving anal stimulation 
C) Bringing vaginal lubrication from the vagina to the clitoris for clitoral stimulation 
D) Simulating the thrusting motions of a penis while fingers are inserted

Question 4

Under what circumstances might sexual fantasies be harmful?

Accepted Answer

Sexual fantasies are a normal part of hu

Question 5

In general, oral sex is practices more by people who are

Accepted Answer

A) masturbating. 
B) with more education. 
C) who are African-American. 
D) with larger genitals. 
A) masturbating. 
B) with more education. 
C) who are African-American. 
D) with larger genitals.

Question 6

List three types of foreplay commonly used in Western sexual behavior.

Accepted Answer

Foreplay is an important aspect of sexua

Question 7

As a prelude to masturbation, most men use

Accepted Answer

A) electric vibrators. 
B) fantasy, erotic photos, or videos. 
C) artificial vaginas. 
D) a rubbing motion of the penis against clothing or bedding. 
A) electric vibrators. 
B) fantasy, erotic photos, or videos. 
C) artificial vaginas. 
D) a rubbing motion of the penis against clothing or bedding.

Question 8

Which of the following is NOT True regarding masturbation?

Accepted Answer

A) People in relationships have no desire to ever masturbate. 
B) Masturbation is sometimes an option if one does not have a sexual partner. 
C) Masturbation is a way to relieve stress and relax. 
D) Sex therapies often use masturbation as part of the therapy. 
A) People in relationships have no desire to ever masturbate. 
B) Masturbation is sometimes an option if one does not have a sexual partner. 
C) Masturbation is a way to relieve stress and relax. 
D) Sex therapies often use masturbation as part of the therapy.

Question 9

The word masturbation derives from the Latin words for "hand" and "to defile."

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

Oral stimulation of the female genitals is called

Accepted Answer

A) coitus. 
B) anilingus. 
C) cunnilingus. 
D) fellatio. 
A) coitus. 
B) anilingus. 
C) cunnilingus. 
D) fellatio.

Question 11

Manual stimulation of a partner's clitoris

Accepted Answer

A) should focus on the shaft or region surrounding the shaft. 
B) should focus on the glans. 
C) is more effective without lubrication. 
D) is best if combined with penetration of the fingers in the vagina. 
A) should focus on the shaft or region surrounding the shaft. 
B) should focus on the glans. 
C) is more effective without lubrication. 
D) is best if combined with penetration of the fingers in the vagina.

Question 12

The best sexual position for a woman to control her own sexual stimulation and enjoyment is
typically the female-superior position.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

Masturbation causes which one of these conditions?

Accepted Answer

A) Hair growth on hands 
B) Insanity 
C) Blindness 
D) None of the above 
A) Hair growth on hands 
B) Insanity 
C) Blindness 
D) None of the above

Question 14

Coitus refers to

Accepted Answer

A) penile-vaginal intercourse. 
B) oral sex. 
C) anal sex. 
D) manual manipulation of a partner. 
A) penile-vaginal intercourse. 
B) oral sex. 
C) anal sex. 
D) manual manipulation of a partner.

Question 15

Which is True of touching?

Accepted Answer

A) It's a common form of foreplay. 
B) Women, but not men, like their genitals to be touched as a prelude to intercourse. 
C) Women generally prefer not to be touched in the sensitive area around the clitoris. 
D) Holding hands is not sexually stimulating as the hands have few nerve endings. 
A) It's a common form of foreplay. 
B) Women, but not men, like their genitals to be touched as a prelude to intercourse. 
C) Women generally prefer not to be touched in the sensitive area around the clitoris. 
D) Holding hands is not sexually stimulating as the hands have few nerve endings.

Question 16

What is defined as the insertion of the hand or fist into the rectum?

Accepted Answer

A) Penetration 
B) Anal stimulation 
C) Fingering 
D) Fisting 
A) Penetration 
B) Anal stimulation 
C) Fingering 
D) Fisting

Question 17

Kissing is unknown in some cultures, including those of the Thonga of Africa and the Siriono of Bolivia.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

The coital position that best favors orgasm for the woman and ejaculatory control for the man is the

Accepted Answer

A) rear-entry position. 
B) lateral-entry position. 
C) male-superior position. 
D) female-superior position. 
A) rear-entry position. 
B) lateral-entry position. 
C) male-superior position. 
D) female-superior position.

Question 19

Which is True regarding the relationship between coital fantasy and sexual satisfaction?

Accepted Answer

A) The use of fantasies during intercourse is related to marital dissatisfaction. 
B) Women who use coital fantasies report they cannot be sufficiently aroused by their partners. 
C) There is no connection between marital dissatisfaction and the use of coital fantasies. 
D) Most married couples do not use sexual fantasies to enhance their sexual arousal. 
A) The use of fantasies during intercourse is related to marital dissatisfaction. 
B) Women who use coital fantasies report they cannot be sufficiently aroused by their partners. 
C) There is no connection between marital dissatisfaction and the use of coital fantasies. 
D) Most married couples do not use sexual fantasies to enhance their sexual arousal.

Question 20

The belief that masturbation caused tuberculosis, nervous disease, poor eyesight, memory loss, and epilepsy was advocated by

Accepted Answer

A) Havelock Ellis. 
B) Benjamin Rush. 
C) Sylvester Graham. 
D) William Masters and Virginia Johnson. 
A) Havelock Ellis. 
B) Benjamin Rush. 
C) Sylvester Graham. 
D) William Masters and Virginia Johnson.

In the 19th century, graham crackers and corn flakes were advocated as

Compare male and female masturbatory techniques.

Which of the following should be avoided when inserting a finger or fingers into a partner's vagina?

Under what circumstances might sexual fantasies be harmful?

In general, oral sex is practices more by people who are

List three types of foreplay commonly used in Western sexual behavior.

As a prelude to masturbation, most men use

Which of the following is NOT True regarding masturbation?

The word masturbation derives from the Latin words for "hand" and "to defile."

Oral stimulation of the female genitals is called

Manual stimulation of a partner's clitoris

The best sexual position for a woman to control her own sexual stimulation and enjoyment is typically the female-superior position.

Masturbation causes which one of these conditions?

Coitus refers to

Which is True of touching?

What is defined as the insertion of the hand or fist into the rectum?

Kissing is unknown in some cultures, including those of the Thonga of Africa and the Siriono of Bolivia.

The coital position that best favors orgasm for the woman and ejaculatory control for the man is the

Which is True regarding the relationship between coital fantasy and sexual satisfaction?

The belief that masturbation caused tuberculosis, nervous disease, poor eyesight, memory loss, and epilepsy was advocated by

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Sexual Orientation

Conception, Pregnancy, and Childbirth

Contraception and Abortion

Sexuality in Childhood and Adolescence

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Exam 9: Sexual Behaviors and Fantasies

In the 19th century, graham crackers and corn flakes were advocated as

Compare male and female masturbatory techniques.

Which of the following should be avoided when inserting a finger or fingers into a partner's vagina?

Under what circumstances might sexual fantasies be harmful?

In general, oral sex is practices more by people who are

List three types of foreplay commonly used in Western sexual behavior.

As a prelude to masturbation, most men use

Which of the following is NOT True regarding masturbation?

The word masturbation derives from the Latin words for "hand" and "to defile."

Oral stimulation of the female genitals is called

Manual stimulation of a partner's clitoris

The best sexual position for a woman to control her own sexual stimulation and enjoyment is typically the female-superior position.

Masturbation causes which one of these conditions?

Coitus refers to

Which is True of touching?

What is defined as the insertion of the hand or fist into the rectum?

Kissing is unknown in some cultures, including those of the Thonga of Africa and the Siriono of Bolivia.

The coital position that best favors orgasm for the woman and ejaculatory control for the man is the

Which is True regarding the relationship between coital fantasy and sexual satisfaction?

The belief that masturbation caused tuberculosis, nervous disease, poor eyesight, memory loss, and epilepsy was advocated by

What Is Human Sexuality

Research Methods in Human Sexuality

Female Sexual Anatomy and Physiology

Male Sexual Anatomy and Physiology

Sexual Arousal and Response

Gender Identity, Gender Roles, and Gender Differences

Attraction and Lovebinding Forces

Relationships and Communication

Sexual Orientation

Conception, Pregnancy, and Childbirth

Contraception and Abortion

Sexuality in Childhood and Adolescence

Sexuality in Adulthood

Sexual Dysfunctions

Sexually Transmitted Infections

Atypical Sexual Variations

Sexual Coercion

Commercial Sex

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