Question 1

Which of the following is a guideline by The Sex Information and Education Council of Canada for parents who are talking to their children about sex?

Accepted Answer

A) Answer all questions truthfully. 
B) Wait for children to ask questions. 
C) Lectures on sex are more likely to have an influence on children than positive messages. 
D) Children's comfort will minimally reflect the parents' comfort. 
A) Answer all questions truthfully. 
B) Wait for children to ask questions. 
C) Lectures on sex are more likely to have an influence on children than positive messages. 
D) Children's comfort will minimally reflect the parents' comfort.

Question 2

Among children approximately age 9,what was the most common area of sexual curiosity?

Accepted Answer

A) The origin of babies. 
B) Marriage. 
C) Sexual behaviours. 
D) Physical gender differences. 
A) The origin of babies. 
B) Marriage. 
C) Sexual behaviours. 
D) Physical gender differences.

Question 3

Which of the following is a TRUE statement about sexuality education?

Accepted Answer

A) One of the best ways for a sexuality education program to be effective is having the students practice communicating about sexuality. 
B) Children receive all of their sex education from their parents. 
C) Most Americans do not favour sex education in the schools. 
D) It is only in America where there is no sex education in the schools. 
A) One of the best ways for a sexuality education program to be effective is having the students practice communicating about sexuality. 
B) Children receive all of their sex education from their parents. 
C) Most Americans do not favour sex education in the schools. 
D) It is only in America where there is no sex education in the schools.

Question 4

What is one of the most IMPORTANT things a physician can do in order to work effectively with youth around sexual health issues?

Accepted Answer

A) Be very brisk and professional 
B) Speak in a non-judgmental way 
C) Use formal medical terms to increase the comfort level 
D) Use charts and models to explain sexual concepts 
A) Be very brisk and professional 
B) Speak in a non-judgmental way 
C) Use formal medical terms to increase the comfort level 
D) Use charts and models to explain sexual concepts

Question 5

When parents are asked whether or not they favour sex education in the schools,

Accepted Answer

A) most are opposed. 
B) about one-half are in favour and one-half are opposed. 
C) most are in favour. 
D) the Prairie provinces are opposed. 
A) most are opposed. 
B) about one-half are in favour and one-half are opposed. 
C) most are in favour. 
D) the Prairie provinces are opposed.

Question 6

Discuss Social Inoculation Theory.

Accepted Answer

Social Inoculation Theory is a communica

Question 7

Persons with IQs below ____ are generally classified as having an intellectual or developmental disability?

Accepted Answer

A) 70 
B) 80 
C) 90 
D) 100 
A) 70 
B) 80 
C) 90 
D) 100

Question 8

Discuss the guidelines that The Sexuality Information and Education Council of Canada recommends for how parents should talk to their children about sex.

Accepted Answer

The Sexuality Information and Education

Question 9

Which statement did NOT appear on the Conservative Citizens Research Institute developed pamphlet,designed to help parents demand that children not "be exposed to and/or involved in any activity or program that discusses which of the following?

Accepted Answer

A) Portrays the lifestyle of gays,lesbians,and/or transgendered individuals that must be tolerated. 
B) Portrays the lifestyle of gays,lesbians,and/or transgendered individuals as one which is normal. 
C) Portrays the lifestyle of gays,lesbians,and/or transgendered individuals as one which is accepted by God. 
D) Portrays the lifestyle of gays,lesbians,and/or transgendered individuals as one which is acceptable. 
A) Portrays the lifestyle of gays,lesbians,and/or transgendered individuals that must be tolerated. 
B) Portrays the lifestyle of gays,lesbians,and/or transgendered individuals as one which is normal. 
C) Portrays the lifestyle of gays,lesbians,and/or transgendered individuals as one which is accepted by God. 
D) Portrays the lifestyle of gays,lesbians,and/or transgendered individuals as one which is acceptable.

Question 10

Is it best for children to receive sexual health education in their home,at school,or somewhere else? Why?

Accepted Answer

The best place for children to receive s

Question 11

According to a national survey,approximately _______ percent of Canadian school districts provide in-service training for teachers in sexuality.

Accepted Answer

A) 10 
B) 25 
C) 50 
D) 75 
A) 10 
B) 25 
C) 50 
D) 75

Question 12

Interviews with female high school students in Amherst,Nova Scotia identified that sexual health education was less effective if teachers

Accepted Answer

A) were male. 
B) lacked advanced knowledge of sexuality issues. 
C) were uncomfortable discussing sexuality. 
D) had less than a Master degree in Sexology. 
A) were male. 
B) lacked advanced knowledge of sexuality issues. 
C) were uncomfortable discussing sexuality. 
D) had less than a Master degree in Sexology.

Question 13

Which of the following is a principle of the Canadian Guidelines for Sexual Health Education?

Accepted Answer

A) Sexual health education should use methods based on the information-motivation-behavioural skills model. 
B) Sexual health education should be comprehensive. 
C) Sexual health education teachers should be well trained. 
D) All of the answers are correct. 
A) Sexual health education should use methods based on the information-motivation-behavioural skills model. 
B) Sexual health education should be comprehensive. 
C) Sexual health education teachers should be well trained. 
D) All of the answers are correct.

Question 14

Billie returned home from school one day and asked his mom what oral sex was.Billie's mom,in an attempt to be progressive,explained to Billie that there were different types of oral sex that people could give and receive oral sex,and how to learn how to get real good at oral sex.Billie's mom has likely

Accepted Answer

A) scarred Billie for life. 
B) encouraged Billie to become promiscuous. 
C) given Billie more information than he was ready for or could properly understand. 
D) gipped Billie's dad out of a great teaching moment with his son. 
A) scarred Billie for life. 
B) encouraged Billie to become promiscuous. 
C) given Billie more information than he was ready for or could properly understand. 
D) gipped Billie's dad out of a great teaching moment with his son.

Question 15

Describe what it takes to be an "ideal" teacher of a sexuality program.Which factor do you think is most important and why? Give an example.

Accepted Answer

To be an "ideal" teacher of a sexuality

Question 16

The Sex Information and Education Council of Canada promoted and coordinated the Canadian Guidelines for Sexual health that focuses on the well-being and desires of the individual alone.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 17

If sexuality education is to be successful it must do all of the following EXCEPT

Accepted Answer

A) reflect,or at least accept,the culture(s)of the participant. 
B) have educators who recognize their own sexual culture. 
C) have educators who are aware of the power differences between groups in our society. 
D) advocate beliefs and practices that are compatible with learner's culture. 
A) reflect,or at least accept,the culture(s)of the participant. 
B) have educators who recognize their own sexual culture. 
C) have educators who are aware of the power differences between groups in our society. 
D) advocate beliefs and practices that are compatible with learner's culture.

Question 18

Identify and discuss the four key components of effective sexual health education,and create one activity that would support a positive outcome.

Accepted Answer

The four key components of effective sex

Question 19

Discuss parent,teacher,and student attitudes regarding sex education in the schools.Which aspects all the groups are in agreement on and what do they not agree on?

Accepted Answer

Parent, teacher, and student attitudes r

Question 20

What was the initial goal of the first sex education programs,developed over 30 years ago?

Accepted Answer

A) Reduce the number of early pregnancy. 
B) Prevent the spread of STDs. 
C) Help students to enhance early premarital relationships. 
D) Value clarification and decision-making skills. 
A) Reduce the number of early pregnancy. 
B) Prevent the spread of STDs. 
C) Help students to enhance early premarital relationships. 
D) Value clarification and decision-making skills.

Which of the following is a guideline by The Sex Information and Education Council of Canada for parents who are talking to their children about sex?

Among children approximately age 9,what was the most common area of sexual curiosity?

Which of the following is a TRUE statement about sexuality education?

What is one of the most IMPORTANT things a physician can do in order to work effectively with youth around sexual health issues?

When parents are asked whether or not they favour sex education in the schools,

Discuss Social Inoculation Theory.

Persons with IQs below ____ are generally classified as having an intellectual or developmental disability?

Discuss the guidelines that The Sexuality Information and Education Council of Canada recommends for how parents should talk to their children about sex.

Which statement did NOT appear on the Conservative Citizens Research Institute developed pamphlet,designed to help parents demand that children not "be exposed to and/or involved in any activity or program that discusses which of the following?

Is it best for children to receive sexual health education in their home,at school,or somewhere else? Why?

According to a national survey,approximately _______ percent of Canadian school districts provide in-service training for teachers in sexuality.

Interviews with female high school students in Amherst,Nova Scotia identified that sexual health education was less effective if teachers

Which of the following is a principle of the Canadian Guidelines for Sexual Health Education?

Describe what it takes to be an "ideal" teacher of a sexuality program.Which factor do you think is most important and why? Give an example.

The Sex Information and Education Council of Canada promoted and coordinated the Canadian Guidelines for Sexual health that focuses on the well-being and desires of the individual alone.

If sexuality education is to be successful it must do all of the following EXCEPT

Identify and discuss the four key components of effective sexual health education,and create one activity that would support a positive outcome.

Discuss parent,teacher,and student attitudes regarding sex education in the schools.Which aspects all the groups are in agreement on and what do they not agree on?

What was the initial goal of the first sex education programs,developed over 30 years ago?

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Sexual Anatomy

Sex Hormones, Sexual Differentiation, and Menstruation

Conception, Pregnancy, and Childbirth

Contraception and Abortion

Sexually Transmitted Infections

Sexual Arousal

Sexuality and the Life Cycle: Childhood and Adolescence

Sexuality and the Life Cycle: Adulthood

Attraction, Love, and Communication

Gender and Sexuality

Sexual Orientation and Identity: Gay, Lesbian, BI, Straight, or Asexual

Variations in Sexual Behaviour

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Exam 19: Sexuality Education

Which of the following is a guideline by The Sex Information and Education Council of Canada for parents who are talking to their children about sex?

Among children approximately age 9,what was the most common area of sexual curiosity?

Which of the following is a TRUE statement about sexuality education?

What is one of the most IMPORTANT things a physician can do in order to work effectively with youth around sexual health issues?

When parents are asked whether or not they favour sex education in the schools,

Discuss Social Inoculation Theory.

Persons with IQs below ____ are generally classified as having an intellectual or developmental disability?

Discuss the guidelines that The Sexuality Information and Education Council of Canada recommends for how parents should talk to their children about sex.

Which statement did NOT appear on the Conservative Citizens Research Institute developed pamphlet,designed to help parents demand that children not "be exposed to and/or involved in any activity or program that discusses which of the following?

Is it best for children to receive sexual health education in their home,at school,or somewhere else? Why?

According to a national survey,approximately _______ percent of Canadian school districts provide in-service training for teachers in sexuality.

Interviews with female high school students in Amherst,Nova Scotia identified that sexual health education was less effective if teachers

Which of the following is a principle of the Canadian Guidelines for Sexual Health Education?

Describe what it takes to be an "ideal" teacher of a sexuality program.Which factor do you think is most important and why? Give an example.

The Sex Information and Education Council of Canada promoted and coordinated the Canadian Guidelines for Sexual health that focuses on the well-being and desires of the individual alone.

If sexuality education is to be successful it must do all of the following EXCEPT

Identify and discuss the four key components of effective sexual health education,and create one activity that would support a positive outcome.

Discuss parent,teacher,and student attitudes regarding sex education in the schools.Which aspects all the groups are in agreement on and what do they not agree on?

What was the initial goal of the first sex education programs,developed over 30 years ago?

Sexuality in Perspective

Theoretical Perspectives on Sexuality

Sex Research

Sexual Anatomy

Sex Hormones, Sexual Differentiation, and Menstruation

Conception, Pregnancy, and Childbirth

Contraception and Abortion

Sexually Transmitted Infections

Sexual Arousal

Sexuality and the Life Cycle: Childhood and Adolescence

Sexuality and the Life Cycle: Adulthood

Attraction, Love, and Communication

Gender and Sexuality

Sexual Orientation and Identity: Gay, Lesbian, BI, Straight, or Asexual

Variations in Sexual Behaviour

Sexual Coercion

Sex for Sale

Sexual Disorders and Sex Therapy

Ethics, Religion, and Sexuality

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