Question 1

What is Tribadism?

Accepted Answer

A) Intercourse involving three people. 
B) Lesbian sex involving three partners. 
C) Lesbian sex involving mons to mons contact. 
D) A ritualized form of anal intercourse. 
A) Intercourse involving three people. 
B) Lesbian sex involving three partners. 
C) Lesbian sex involving mons to mons contact. 
D) A ritualized form of anal intercourse. C

Question 2

Pheromones are NOT

Accepted Answer

A) biochemicals secreted outside of the body. 
B) hormones secreted into the bloodstream. 
C) found in vaginal secretions in human females. 
D) involved in sexual communication. 
A) biochemicals secreted outside of the body. 
B) hormones secreted into the bloodstream. 
C) found in vaginal secretions in human females. 
D) involved in sexual communication. B

Question 3

Which ONE of these aphrodisiacs is poisonous?

Accepted Answer

A) Viagra 
B) seal penis 
C) cantharides 
D) marijuana 
A) Viagra 
B) seal penis 
C) cantharides 
D) marijuana C

Question 4

The key organ in humans in responding to pheromones is the vomeronasal organ located inside the nose.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

The sympathetic nervous system controls

Accepted Answer

A) ejaculation and orgasm 
B) excitement 
C) resolution 
D) lubrication and secretion 
A) ejaculation and orgasm 
B) excitement 
C) resolution 
D) lubrication and secretion

Question 6

Men often ask the question,"How can you tell whether a woman has experienced an orgasm?" How would you answer?

Accepted Answer

A) It is usually impossible for a woman to 'fake' an orgasm. 
B) There is no simple answer except to ask the woman and trust her answer. 
C) Her toes will curl and she will groan. 
D) She will have a sex flush and ejaculate liquid. 
A) It is usually impossible for a woman to 'fake' an orgasm. 
B) There is no simple answer except to ask the woman and trust her answer. 
C) Her toes will curl and she will groan. 
D) She will have a sex flush and ejaculate liquid.

Question 7

Which of the following is generally NOT true of the sexual behaviour of homosexual couples in relation to that of heterosexual couples?

Accepted Answer

A) Homosexual couples tend to be more goal oriented sexually than heterosexual couples. 
B) Lesbian couples tend to communicate more than heterosexual couples. 
C) Homosexual couples tend to be less goal oriented sexually than heterosexual couples. 
D) Lesbian couples stimulate the woman's breasts for a longer period of time than heterosexual couples. 
A) Homosexual couples tend to be more goal oriented sexually than heterosexual couples. 
B) Lesbian couples tend to communicate more than heterosexual couples. 
C) Homosexual couples tend to be less goal oriented sexually than heterosexual couples. 
D) Lesbian couples stimulate the woman's breasts for a longer period of time than heterosexual couples.

Question 8

A young woman feels that her vulva is very wet,her body feels warm,her heartbeat is quick,and her body has spots of red,like a rash that spread across her abdomen and chest.Given she has been reading an erotic novel and self-stimulating,which of the following BEST represents her experience?

Accepted Answer

A) She accurately believes she has had an orgasm. 
B) She is having difficulty having an orgasm. 
C) She accurately believes that she is highly aroused. 
D) She is highly aroused but believes she has had an orgasm. 
A) She accurately believes she has had an orgasm. 
B) She is having difficulty having an orgasm. 
C) She accurately believes that she is highly aroused. 
D) She is highly aroused but believes she has had an orgasm.

Question 9

The resolution phase described by Masters and Johnson may last as long as an hour in women who

Accepted Answer

A) have had an orgasm. 
B) have had multiple orgasms. 
C) have ejaculated. 
D) have not had an orgasm. 
A) have had an orgasm. 
B) have had multiple orgasms. 
C) have ejaculated. 
D) have not had an orgasm.

Question 10

Users of _______ report that it produces the sensation that time is being stretched out,thus prolonging sexual sensations.

Accepted Answer

A) cantharides 
B) amyl nitrite 
C) butyl nitrite 
D) marijuana 
A) cantharides 
B) amyl nitrite 
C) butyl nitrite 
D) marijuana

Question 11

For each of the phases of the sexual response cycle (Masters and Johnson),describe in some detail the physiological changes observed in males.

Accepted Answer

The sexual response cycle, as described

Question 12

Fantasies during two-person sex are very different from ones people have during masturbation.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

Discuss the techniques of masturbation for females and males.

Accepted Answer

Masturbation techniques can vary greatly

Question 14

According to Renaud and Byers (1999)a more frequent theme of the fantasies of heterosexual women than heterosexual men was

Accepted Answer

A) having intercourse with five or more people at a time. 
B) having sex within the context of a certain role,such as tying a person up. 
C) having sex with a stranger in a uniform. 
D) oral sex. 
A) having intercourse with five or more people at a time. 
B) having sex within the context of a certain role,such as tying a person up. 
C) having sex with a stranger in a uniform. 
D) oral sex.

Question 15

Tantric sex

Accepted Answer

A) heightens arousal,thereby leading to more rapid orgasms. 
B) prohibits stimulation of the genitals,in order to retain sexual energy. 
C) involves focusing on the enjoyment of sexual energy,rather than solely on orgasm. 
D) is only possible for physically fit individuals. 
A) heightens arousal,thereby leading to more rapid orgasms. 
B) prohibits stimulation of the genitals,in order to retain sexual energy. 
C) involves focusing on the enjoyment of sexual energy,rather than solely on orgasm. 
D) is only possible for physically fit individuals.

Question 16

Erogenous zones are

Accepted Answer

A) body parts that are sexually sensitive. 
B) social spaces in which people may be sexually expressive. 
C) body parts that respond to hand stimulation only. 
D) environments to be avoided when sexually aroused. 
A) body parts that are sexually sensitive. 
B) social spaces in which people may be sexually expressive. 
C) body parts that respond to hand stimulation only. 
D) environments to be avoided when sexually aroused.

Question 17

Which one of the following mechanisms is one that can,in time,come to be controlled voluntarily?

Accepted Answer

A) Gräfenberg spot reflex 
B) erection 
C) ejaculation 
D) Kluver-Bucy reflex syndrome 
A) Gräfenberg spot reflex 
B) erection 
C) ejaculation 
D) Kluver-Bucy reflex syndrome

Question 18

Which position for intercourse was identified in the text as producing a somewhat tighter vagina and therefore more stimulation for the penis?

Accepted Answer

A) woman-on-top sitting up 
B) side-to-side facing 
C) man standing,woman lying on the edge of a bed,feet on the floor 
D) rear-entry,woman's pelvis propped up 
A) woman-on-top sitting up 
B) side-to-side facing 
C) man standing,woman lying on the edge of a bed,feet on the floor 
D) rear-entry,woman's pelvis propped up

Question 19

Watching a sexual partner undress

Accepted Answer

A) usually discourages one from being sexually aroused. 
B) is one of the most appealing of sexual activities. 
C) is something one must tolerate in order to get down to the real business of sex. 
D) is more appealing to men than to women. 
A) usually discourages one from being sexually aroused. 
B) is one of the most appealing of sexual activities. 
C) is something one must tolerate in order to get down to the real business of sex. 
D) is more appealing to men than to women.

Question 20

Nipple erection is a result of

Accepted Answer

A) myotonia. 
B) vasocongestion. 
C) muscle relaxation along with vasocongestion. 
D) sex flush. 
A) myotonia. 
B) vasocongestion. 
C) muscle relaxation along with vasocongestion. 
D) sex flush.

What is Tribadism?

Pheromones are NOT

Which ONE of these aphrodisiacs is poisonous?

The key organ in humans in responding to pheromones is the vomeronasal organ located inside the nose.

The sympathetic nervous system controls

Men often ask the question,"How can you tell whether a woman has experienced an orgasm?" How would you answer?

Which of the following is generally NOT true of the sexual behaviour of homosexual couples in relation to that of heterosexual couples?

A young woman feels that her vulva is very wet,her body feels warm,her heartbeat is quick,and her body has spots of red,like a rash that spread across her abdomen and chest.Given she has been reading an erotic novel and self-stimulating,which of the following BEST represents her experience?

The resolution phase described by Masters and Johnson may last as long as an hour in women who

Users of _______ report that it produces the sensation that time is being stretched out,thus prolonging sexual sensations.

For each of the phases of the sexual response cycle (Masters and Johnson),describe in some detail the physiological changes observed in males.

Fantasies during two-person sex are very different from ones people have during masturbation.

Discuss the techniques of masturbation for females and males.

According to Renaud and Byers (1999)a more frequent theme of the fantasies of heterosexual women than heterosexual men was

Tantric sex

Erogenous zones are

Which one of the following mechanisms is one that can,in time,come to be controlled voluntarily?

Which position for intercourse was identified in the text as producing a somewhat tighter vagina and therefore more stimulation for the penis?

Watching a sexual partner undress

Nipple erection is a result of

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Exam 9: Sexual Arousal

What is Tribadism?

Pheromones are NOT

Which ONE of these aphrodisiacs is poisonous?

The key organ in humans in responding to pheromones is the vomeronasal organ located inside the nose.

The sympathetic nervous system controls

Men often ask the question,"How can you tell whether a woman has experienced an orgasm?" How would you answer?

Which of the following is generally NOT true of the sexual behaviour of homosexual couples in relation to that of heterosexual couples?

A young woman feels that her vulva is very wet,her body feels warm,her heartbeat is quick,and her body has spots of red,like a rash that spread across her abdomen and chest.Given she has been reading an erotic novel and self-stimulating,which of the following BEST represents her experience?

The resolution phase described by Masters and Johnson may last as long as an hour in women who

Users of _______ report that it produces the sensation that time is being stretched out,thus prolonging sexual sensations.

For each of the phases of the sexual response cycle (Masters and Johnson),describe in some detail the physiological changes observed in males.

Fantasies during two-person sex are very different from ones people have during masturbation.

Discuss the techniques of masturbation for females and males.

According to Renaud and Byers (1999)a more frequent theme of the fantasies of heterosexual women than heterosexual men was

Tantric sex

Erogenous zones are

Which one of the following mechanisms is one that can,in time,come to be controlled voluntarily?

Which position for intercourse was identified in the text as producing a somewhat tighter vagina and therefore more stimulation for the penis?

Watching a sexual partner undress

Nipple erection is a result of

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

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

Sexuality Education

Ethics, Religion, and Sexuality

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