Question 1

Which of the following is LEGAL under the Criminal Code of Canada?

Accepted Answer

A) Showing a 10-year-old pornography. 
B) Demonstrating how to have sexual intercourse to a 12-year-old boy. 
C) Requesting oral sex from a 13-year-old girl over instant messenger. 
D) Asking a 16- year-old to engage in a sexual act in Canada. 
A) Showing a 10-year-old pornography. 
B) Demonstrating how to have sexual intercourse to a 12-year-old boy. 
C) Requesting oral sex from a 13-year-old girl over instant messenger. 
D) Asking a 16- year-old to engage in a sexual act in Canada.

Question 2

One key concept in sexual harassment is

Accepted Answer

A) that men commit harassment against women. 
B) quid pro quo harassment. 
C) that it occurs only in a work environment where one is employed. 
D) that those involved are over the age of 21. 
A) that men commit harassment against women. 
B) quid pro quo harassment. 
C) that it occurs only in a work environment where one is employed. 
D) that those involved are over the age of 21.

Question 3

The theory that represents the view that sexual aggressors are the product of gender-role socialization and links the relationship between using sex and power is _____.

Accepted Answer

A) feminist theory 
B) victim-precipitated theory 
C) rapist-precipitated theory 
D) cognitive theory 
A) feminist theory 
B) victim-precipitated theory 
C) rapist-precipitated theory 
D) cognitive theory

Question 4

Sexual harassers of women (and men)in the work situation

Accepted Answer

A) can be coworkers/supervisors. 
B) are usually visiting experts. 
C) are usually individuals who are below them in the company hierarchy. 
D) are usually just an annoyance which people must put up with and does not affect the person's well-being that much. 
A) can be coworkers/supervisors. 
B) are usually visiting experts. 
C) are usually individuals who are below them in the company hierarchy. 
D) are usually just an annoyance which people must put up with and does not affect the person's well-being that much.

Question 5

Fortunately,when a woman is sexually assaulted,the effects of the sexual assault are limited to her and not her social network.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

Discuss the differences between child molesters and pedophiles.How are their profiles different? What do these differences mean for treatment and recidivism?

Accepted Answer

Child molesters and pedophiles are often

Question 7

A survey (2016)of university students at 82 public and private universities and colleges across Canada found that,in the previous year,what percentage had experienced sexual touching without their consent?

Accepted Answer

A) 5.7 percent 
B) 10.7 percent 
C) 15.7 percent 
D) 20.7 percent 
A) 5.7 percent 
B) 10.7 percent 
C) 15.7 percent 
D) 20.7 percent

Question 8

Outline major changes in rape law in Canada since the 1980s.In your opinion,what have these changes accomplished?

Accepted Answer

Since the 1980s, Canada has made several

Question 9

One of the best things a person can do when a friend has been sexually assaulted is to listen,believe her and be supportive.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

The prevention of sexual assault is not readily feasible because of the physical nature of males that makes them sexually aggressive with a lack of self-control when sexually aroused.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 11

Post-traumatic stress disorder as it applies to sexual assault victims includes which of the following?

Accepted Answer

A) Feeling more at ease in all locations and activities now that the worst case scenario (i.e.,sexual assault)has already occurred and can be forgotten 
B) A complete loss of memory for the event 
C) Always feeling 'on edge' (i.e.,difficulty sleeping,concentration difficulties,irritability) 
D) A greater belief in one's ability to handle any future assaults 
A) Feeling more at ease in all locations and activities now that the worst case scenario (i.e.,sexual assault)has already occurred and can be forgotten 
B) A complete loss of memory for the event 
C) Always feeling 'on edge' (i.e.,difficulty sleeping,concentration difficulties,irritability) 
D) A greater belief in one's ability to handle any future assaults

Question 12

Several explanations have been offered explaining why sexually aggressive men misperceive women's communications.Your text states that research evidence supports which possible explanation?

Accepted Answer

A) These men generally believe that women do not communicate honestly and have suspicious cognitions. 
B) These men lack competence in "reading" women's negative emotions. 
C) These men fail to make subtle distinctions between women's friendliness and seductiveness. 
D) Simple skills training in communication is the best option in changing these men. 
A) These men generally believe that women do not communicate honestly and have suspicious cognitions. 
B) These men lack competence in "reading" women's negative emotions. 
C) These men fail to make subtle distinctions between women's friendliness and seductiveness. 
D) Simple skills training in communication is the best option in changing these men.

Question 13

Which of the following is TRUE regarding pedophiles?

Accepted Answer

A) Their patterns of preference tend to be unstable over time. 
B) They score low measures of heterosocial competence. 
C) They are all child molesters. 
D) Child molesters tend not to be repeat offenders. 
A) Their patterns of preference tend to be unstable over time. 
B) They score low measures of heterosocial competence. 
C) They are all child molesters. 
D) Child molesters tend not to be repeat offenders.

Question 14

Which of the following is associated with more severe symptoms for a child who is a victim of sexual abuse?

Accepted Answer

A) the perpetrator receives a light sentence 
B) the child is female 
C) penetration did not occur 
D) testifying once against the perpetrator as opposed to repeatedly 
A) the perpetrator receives a light sentence 
B) the child is female 
C) penetration did not occur 
D) testifying once against the perpetrator as opposed to repeatedly

Question 15

Male sexual assault victims differ significantly from female sexual assault victims in the psychological aftermath because the men are often sexually assaulted by a member of the same sex.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 16

Spousal sexual assault

Accepted Answer

A) is legally impossible,since sex in marriage is assumed. 
B) is often associated with marital violence. 
C) when it does happen,does not have lasting effects on the marital relationship since it is significantly different than stranger or acquaintance sexual assault. 
D) is so rare that it is very difficult to get a sample large enough to study. 
A) is legally impossible,since sex in marriage is assumed. 
B) is often associated with marital violence. 
C) when it does happen,does not have lasting effects on the marital relationship since it is significantly different than stranger or acquaintance sexual assault. 
D) is so rare that it is very difficult to get a sample large enough to study.

Question 17

Discuss the four theories Hyde,DeLamater,and Byers suggest that explain why sexual assault occurs.Which one do you think explains the most and why?

Accepted Answer

Hyde, DeLamater, and Byers suggest four

Question 18

All of the following are situational factors that can influence and increase the chance of sexual assault EXCEPT

Accepted Answer

A) war. 
B) parties where alcohol is involved to an excessive degree. 
C) being in a secluded or private place. 
D) night time. 
A) war. 
B) parties where alcohol is involved to an excessive degree. 
C) being in a secluded or private place. 
D) night time.

Question 19

The discussion in the text of false memory syndrome and recovered memory concludes that

Accepted Answer

A) there is no such things as false memory syndrome. 
B) there is no such thing as recovered memory. 
C) those people debating the issue are only in it for money. 
D) there are many more unreported cases and unpunished perpetrators than falsely convicted people. 
A) there is no such things as false memory syndrome. 
B) there is no such thing as recovered memory. 
C) those people debating the issue are only in it for money. 
D) there are many more unreported cases and unpunished perpetrators than falsely convicted people.

Question 20

After the passage of several important sexual harassment laws,most of the problems of sexual harassment have disappeared.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Which of the following is LEGAL under the Criminal Code of Canada?

One key concept in sexual harassment is

The theory that represents the view that sexual aggressors are the product of gender-role socialization and links the relationship between using sex and power is _____.

Sexual harassers of women (and men)in the work situation

Fortunately,when a woman is sexually assaulted,the effects of the sexual assault are limited to her and not her social network.

Discuss the differences between child molesters and pedophiles.How are their profiles different? What do these differences mean for treatment and recidivism?

A survey (2016)of university students at 82 public and private universities and colleges across Canada found that,in the previous year,what percentage had experienced sexual touching without their consent?

Outline major changes in rape law in Canada since the 1980s.In your opinion,what have these changes accomplished?

One of the best things a person can do when a friend has been sexually assaulted is to listen,believe her and be supportive.

The prevention of sexual assault is not readily feasible because of the physical nature of males that makes them sexually aggressive with a lack of self-control when sexually aroused.

Post-traumatic stress disorder as it applies to sexual assault victims includes which of the following?

Several explanations have been offered explaining why sexually aggressive men misperceive women's communications.Your text states that research evidence supports which possible explanation?

Which of the following is TRUE regarding pedophiles?

Which of the following is associated with more severe symptoms for a child who is a victim of sexual abuse?

Male sexual assault victims differ significantly from female sexual assault victims in the psychological aftermath because the men are often sexually assaulted by a member of the same sex.

Spousal sexual assault

Discuss the four theories Hyde,DeLamater,and Byers suggest that explain why sexual assault occurs.Which one do you think explains the most and why?

All of the following are situational factors that can influence and increase the chance of sexual assault EXCEPT

The discussion in the text of false memory syndrome and recovered memory concludes that

After the passage of several important sexual harassment laws,most of the problems of sexual harassment have disappeared.

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Exam 16: Sexual Coercion

Which of the following is LEGAL under the Criminal Code of Canada?

One key concept in sexual harassment is

The theory that represents the view that sexual aggressors are the product of gender-role socialization and links the relationship between using sex and power is _____.

Sexual harassers of women (and men)in the work situation

Fortunately,when a woman is sexually assaulted,the effects of the sexual assault are limited to her and not her social network.

Discuss the differences between child molesters and pedophiles.How are their profiles different? What do these differences mean for treatment and recidivism?

A survey (2016)of university students at 82 public and private universities and colleges across Canada found that,in the previous year,what percentage had experienced sexual touching without their consent?

Outline major changes in rape law in Canada since the 1980s.In your opinion,what have these changes accomplished?

One of the best things a person can do when a friend has been sexually assaulted is to listen,believe her and be supportive.

The prevention of sexual assault is not readily feasible because of the physical nature of males that makes them sexually aggressive with a lack of self-control when sexually aroused.

Post-traumatic stress disorder as it applies to sexual assault victims includes which of the following?

Several explanations have been offered explaining why sexually aggressive men misperceive women's communications.Your text states that research evidence supports which possible explanation?

Which of the following is TRUE regarding pedophiles?

Which of the following is associated with more severe symptoms for a child who is a victim of sexual abuse?

Male sexual assault victims differ significantly from female sexual assault victims in the psychological aftermath because the men are often sexually assaulted by a member of the same sex.

Spousal sexual assault

Discuss the four theories Hyde,DeLamater,and Byers suggest that explain why sexual assault occurs.Which one do you think explains the most and why?

All of the following are situational factors that can influence and increase the chance of sexual assault EXCEPT

The discussion in the text of false memory syndrome and recovered memory concludes that

After the passage of several important sexual harassment laws,most of the problems of sexual harassment have disappeared.

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

Sex for Sale

Sexual Disorders and Sex Therapy

Sexuality Education

Ethics, Religion, and Sexuality

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