Question 1

In early childhood, sex educators typically advise that it is "normal" for children to

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A) attempt intercourse during sex play. 
B) be curious about sexual anatomy. 
C) masturbate to orgasm. 
D) ask adults to look at their genitals. 
A) attempt intercourse during sex play. 
B) be curious about sexual anatomy. 
C) masturbate to orgasm. 
D) ask adults to look at their genitals.

Question 2

Sending or receiving sexually-oriented text messages and/or videos via cell phones is called

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A) revealing. 
B) YouTubing. 
C) sexting. 
D) facebooking 
A) revealing. 
B) YouTubing. 
C) sexting. 
D) facebooking

Question 3

Making condoms available to adolescents

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A) increases the number of adolescents who have sex. 
B) increases the chance that sexually active adolescents will use condoms consistently. 
C) increases the numbers of sexual partners adolescents will have. 
D) increases the frequency with which adolescents have sexual intercourse. 
A) increases the number of adolescents who have sex. 
B) increases the chance that sexually active adolescents will use condoms consistently. 
C) increases the numbers of sexual partners adolescents will have. 
D) increases the frequency with which adolescents have sexual intercourse.

Question 4

In the NSFG national survey, how many adolescents reported same-sex sexual contact within the last year?

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A) 5% of males and 11% of females 
B) 3% of males and 4% of females 
C) 6% of males and 15% of females 
D) 1% of males and 0.5% of females 
A) 5% of males and 11% of females 
B) 3% of males and 4% of females 
C) 6% of males and 15% of females 
D) 1% of males and 0.5% of females

Question 5

Childhood sexual behaviors such as masturbation and "playing doctor" are

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A) normal signs of curiosity. 
B) behaviors that have to be nipped in the bud to prevent future damage. 
C) signs that the child will grow up to be promiscuous. 
D) usually the result of children catching adults performing these behaviors. 
A) normal signs of curiosity. 
B) behaviors that have to be nipped in the bud to prevent future damage. 
C) signs that the child will grow up to be promiscuous. 
D) usually the result of children catching adults performing these behaviors.

Question 6

Ideally, the main source of sexual information should be

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A) the school system. 
B) the parents. 
C) television. 
D) experience. 
A) the school system. 
B) the parents. 
C) television. 
D) experience.

Question 7

In adolescent boys, mature sperm usually are not found in the ejaculate until

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A) age 13. 
B) age 17. 
C) two years after the first ejaculation. 
D) a year after the first ejaculation. 
A) age 13. 
B) age 17. 
C) two years after the first ejaculation. 
D) a year after the first ejaculation.

Question 8

If parents and/or the schools avoid providing sex education, the result is likely to be

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A) better sexual decision-making by teenagers. 
B) increased knowledge about sex. 
C) decreases in the belief of sexual myths. 
D) more sexual activity. 
A) better sexual decision-making by teenagers. 
B) increased knowledge about sex. 
C) decreases in the belief of sexual myths. 
D) more sexual activity.

Question 9

Most females are fully developed and fertile by the age of 14.

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A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

Describe successful programs that combat teen pregnancy?

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There are several successful programs th

Question 11

Boys produce viable sperm cells at some point in puberty.

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A) True 
 B)False

Question 12

What percent of teenagers aged 15-19 have actually talked with a parent about sex?

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A) 19% 
B) 39% 
C) 59% 
D) 79% 
A) 19% 
B) 39% 
C) 59% 
D) 79%

Question 13

Most people become sexually active sometime in their adolescent years.

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A) True 
 B)False

Question 14

Childhood masturbation has been linked to promiscuity later in life for both males and females.

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A) True 
 B)False

Question 15

Teenage boys masturbate more frequently than do teenage girls.

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A) True 
 B)False

Question 16

What are the effects of having homosexual parents on the psychological adjustment of their children?

Accepted Answer

The effects of having homosexual parents

Question 17

During puberty, estrogens cause the labia to grow, but androgens

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A) cause the clitoris to grow. 
B) stimulate the growth of the uterus. 
C) cause the development of fat in the hips. 
D) stimulate breast development. 
A) cause the clitoris to grow. 
B) stimulate the growth of the uterus. 
C) cause the development of fat in the hips. 
D) stimulate breast development.

Question 18

Discuss normal sexual behaviors in prepubescent (9-13 years old) boys and girls.

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Normal sexual behaviors in prepubescent

Question 19

Present an overview of normal childhood sexual behaviors.

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Normal childhood sexual behaviors can va

Question 20

In the NHSLS study, which statement accurately reflects data about adolescents' motives for first intercourse?

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A) About 75% of the male adolescents cited being "in love" as the primary reason for first intercourse. 
B) About 75% of the female adolescents stated they "went along with intercourse" because their partner pressured them. 
C) About 25% of both male and female adolescents said their first intercourse experience was spurred by curiosity. 
D) About 50% of the females and 25% of the males said their first intercourse experience occurred because of their feelings for their partner. 
A) About 75% of the male adolescents cited being "in love" as the primary reason for first intercourse. 
B) About 75% of the female adolescents stated they "went along with intercourse" because their partner pressured them. 
C) About 25% of both male and female adolescents said their first intercourse experience was spurred by curiosity. 
D) About 50% of the females and 25% of the males said their first intercourse experience occurred because of their feelings for their partner.

In early childhood, sex educators typically advise that it is "normal" for children to

Sending or receiving sexually-oriented text messages and/or videos via cell phones is called

Making condoms available to adolescents

In the NSFG national survey, how many adolescents reported same-sex sexual contact within the last year?

Childhood sexual behaviors such as masturbation and "playing doctor" are

Ideally, the main source of sexual information should be

In adolescent boys, mature sperm usually are not found in the ejaculate until

If parents and/or the schools avoid providing sex education, the result is likely to be

Most females are fully developed and fertile by the age of 14.

Describe successful programs that combat teen pregnancy?

Boys produce viable sperm cells at some point in puberty.

What percent of teenagers aged 15-19 have actually talked with a parent about sex?

Most people become sexually active sometime in their adolescent years.

Childhood masturbation has been linked to promiscuity later in life for both males and females.

Teenage boys masturbate more frequently than do teenage girls.

What are the effects of having homosexual parents on the psychological adjustment of their children?

During puberty, estrogens cause the labia to grow, but androgens

Discuss normal sexual behaviors in prepubescent (9-13 years old) boys and girls.

Present an overview of normal childhood sexual behaviors.

In the NHSLS study, which statement accurately reflects data about adolescents' motives for first intercourse?

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 Behaviors and Fantasies

Sexual Orientation

Conception, Pregnancy, and Childbirth

Contraception and Abortion

Sexuality in Adulthood

Sexual Dysfunctions

Sexually Transmitted Infections

Atypical Sexual Variations

Sexual Coercion

Commercial Sex

Filters

Exam 13: Sexuality in Childhood and Adolescence

In early childhood, sex educators typically advise that it is "normal" for children to

Sending or receiving sexually-oriented text messages and/or videos via cell phones is called

Making condoms available to adolescents

In the NSFG national survey, how many adolescents reported same-sex sexual contact within the last year?

Childhood sexual behaviors such as masturbation and "playing doctor" are

Ideally, the main source of sexual information should be

In adolescent boys, mature sperm usually are not found in the ejaculate until

If parents and/or the schools avoid providing sex education, the result is likely to be

Most females are fully developed and fertile by the age of 14.

Describe successful programs that combat teen pregnancy?

Boys produce viable sperm cells at some point in puberty.

What percent of teenagers aged 15-19 have actually talked with a parent about sex?

Most people become sexually active sometime in their adolescent years.

Childhood masturbation has been linked to promiscuity later in life for both males and females.

Teenage boys masturbate more frequently than do teenage girls.

What are the effects of having homosexual parents on the psychological adjustment of their children?

During puberty, estrogens cause the labia to grow, but androgens

Discuss normal sexual behaviors in prepubescent (9-13 years old) boys and girls.

Present an overview of normal childhood sexual behaviors.

In the NHSLS study, which statement accurately reflects data about adolescents' motives for first intercourse?

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 Behaviors and Fantasies

Sexual Orientation

Conception, Pregnancy, and Childbirth

Contraception and Abortion

Sexuality in Adulthood

Sexual Dysfunctions

Sexually Transmitted Infections

Atypical Sexual Variations

Sexual Coercion

Commercial Sex

Filters