Question 1

In 2012,what percent of Canadian adults were online,for personal,non-business reasons?

Accepted Answer

A) 63 percent 
B) 73 percent 
C) 83 percent 
D) 93 percent 
A) 63 percent 
B) 73 percent 
C) 83 percent 
D) 93 percent

Question 2

The early sex researchers were so successful in their efforts because they were not significantly influenced by the society and culture in which they lived.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 3

In Canada the greatest percentage of women who had their first sexual intercourse before age 16 where in the upper-middle and high incomes.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 4

Which statement is TRUE regarding sex as a discipline?

Accepted Answer

A) Since 1969 it has been a separate discipline called sexology. 
B) It is a sub-discipline of psychology. 
C) It is a joint discipline and includes sociology,medicine,psychology and biology. 
D) It is a sub-discipline of biology. 
A) Since 1969 it has been a separate discipline called sexology. 
B) It is a sub-discipline of psychology. 
C) It is a joint discipline and includes sociology,medicine,psychology and biology. 
D) It is a sub-discipline of biology.

Question 5

Which of the following statements about same-sex sexual behaviour is FALSE?

Accepted Answer

A) Same-sex sexuality is found universally in all societies. 
B) Some societies strongly disapprove of same-sex sexual behaviour for people of any age. 
C) Same-sex behaviour is never the predominant form of sexual behaviour for adults in any society. 
D) Same-sex sexual behaviour is accepted today by all societies. 
A) Same-sex sexuality is found universally in all societies. 
B) Some societies strongly disapprove of same-sex sexual behaviour for people of any age. 
C) Same-sex behaviour is never the predominant form of sexual behaviour for adults in any society. 
D) Same-sex sexual behaviour is accepted today by all societies.

Question 6

Before contact with Europeans,Indigenous women were _______ to take the initiative in sexual matters.

Accepted Answer

A) encouraged 
B) discouraged 
C) forbidden by their traditions 
D) required by their traditions 
A) encouraged 
B) discouraged 
C) forbidden by their traditions 
D) required by their traditions

Question 7

Due to changing sexual attitudes,in the last decade television programs portraying sexual content provided what percent of scenes that include precautions to or safer sex practices?

Accepted Answer

A) 2 percent 
B) 15 percent 
C) 25 percent 
D) 35 percent 
A) 2 percent 
B) 15 percent 
C) 25 percent 
D) 35 percent

Question 8

Discuss what is meant by sex and gender.Why are the differences between the two terms important?

Accepted Answer

Sex refers to the biological characteris

Question 9

What impact is the Internet having on sexuality?

Accepted Answer

A) It is increasing knowledge about sexuality. 
B) It is expanding the range of sexually explicit activities people engage in. 
C) It provides an avenue for adults to solicit sex from youth 
D) All of the answers are correct. 
A) It is increasing knowledge about sexuality. 
B) It is expanding the range of sexually explicit activities people engage in. 
C) It provides an avenue for adults to solicit sex from youth 
D) All of the answers are correct.

Question 10

An example of sexual behaviour used for nonsexual purposes would be

Accepted Answer

A) wanting to increase social status 
B) engaging in sexual activity as an end in and of itself 
C) renting a movie on a Sunday afternoon in to become stimulated so that the result is sexual intercourse 
D) engaging in sexual intercourse only when the female is potentially fertile 
A) wanting to increase social status 
B) engaging in sexual activity as an end in and of itself 
C) renting a movie on a Sunday afternoon in to become stimulated so that the result is sexual intercourse 
D) engaging in sexual intercourse only when the female is potentially fertile

Question 11

Compare and contrast the behaviours of humans and animals with respect to:
A)masturbation
B)oral sex
C)homosexual behaviours
D)female orgasm
E)the non-sexual uses of sexual behaviour

Accepted Answer

Masturbation:

Humans and animals both

Question 12

What aspects of sexuality do we know are unique about human sexuality? Explain.

Accepted Answer

There are several aspects of human sexua

Question 13

Homosexuality has been prevalent historically in a number of major cultures such as in ancient Greece.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 14

Attitudes toward masturbation vary in most societies,but there are some consistencies.For example,most societies

Accepted Answer

A) recommend masturbation be taught to children 
B) encourage masturbation during childhood and adolescence 
C) condemn masturbation at any age 
D) express some disapproval of adult masturbation 
A) recommend masturbation be taught to children 
B) encourage masturbation during childhood and adolescence 
C) condemn masturbation at any age 
D) express some disapproval of adult masturbation

Question 15

There is no known religion that advocates the cultivation of sexual techniques for the erotic needs of the individual.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 16

There are a number of species of mammals where the males often mount other males.The most accurate explanation of this behaviour is that

Accepted Answer

A) there is a relatively large amount of actual homosexual behaviour among most species of mammals 
B) this behaviour is a reflection of the dominance hierarchy in the respective group 
C) this behaviour is a consequence of a scarcity of females in the group 
D) it shows bisexual impulses in primates 
A) there is a relatively large amount of actual homosexual behaviour among most species of mammals 
B) this behaviour is a reflection of the dominance hierarchy in the respective group 
C) this behaviour is a consequence of a scarcity of females in the group 
D) it shows bisexual impulses in primates

Question 17

When sexual behaviour is examined across cultures,which is the most strictly forbidden type of sexual contact?

Accepted Answer

A) homosexual 
B) incest 
C) extramarital 
D) premarital 
A) homosexual 
B) incest 
C) extramarital 
D) premarital

Question 18

The incest taboo is

Accepted Answer

A) nearly universal 
B) common only in Western countries 
C) weaker now than a century ago 
D) stronger now than a century ago 
A) nearly universal 
B) common only in Western countries 
C) weaker now than a century ago 
D) stronger now than a century ago

Question 19

Which religion taught that sexual pleasure was one of the finest pleasures of life?

Accepted Answer

A) Christianity 
B) Islam 
C) Catholicism 
D) Protestantism 
A) Christianity 
B) Islam 
C) Catholicism 
D) Protestantism

Question 20

Frequency of sexual intercourse varies considerably across societies.Usually,most societies

Accepted Answer

A) specifically suggest when sexual intercourse should take place 
B) have restrictions that forbid intercourse at certain times or in certain situations 
C) encourage individuals to have intercourse as frequently as possible 
D) discourage married couples from having intercourse on a regular basis 
A) specifically suggest when sexual intercourse should take place 
B) have restrictions that forbid intercourse at certain times or in certain situations 
C) encourage individuals to have intercourse as frequently as possible 
D) discourage married couples from having intercourse on a regular basis

In 2012,what percent of Canadian adults were online,for personal,non-business reasons?

The early sex researchers were so successful in their efforts because they were not significantly influenced by the society and culture in which they lived.

In Canada the greatest percentage of women who had their first sexual intercourse before age 16 where in the upper-middle and high incomes.

Which statement is TRUE regarding sex as a discipline?

Which of the following statements about same-sex sexual behaviour is FALSE?

Before contact with Europeans,Indigenous women were _______ to take the initiative in sexual matters.

Due to changing sexual attitudes,in the last decade television programs portraying sexual content provided what percent of scenes that include precautions to or safer sex practices?

Discuss what is meant by sex and gender.Why are the differences between the two terms important?

What impact is the Internet having on sexuality?

An example of sexual behaviour used for nonsexual purposes would be

Compare and contrast the behaviours of humans and animals with respect to: A)masturbation B)oral sex C)homosexual behaviours D)female orgasm E)the non-sexual uses of sexual behaviour

What aspects of sexuality do we know are unique about human sexuality? Explain.

Homosexuality has been prevalent historically in a number of major cultures such as in ancient Greece.

Attitudes toward masturbation vary in most societies,but there are some consistencies.For example,most societies

There is no known religion that advocates the cultivation of sexual techniques for the erotic needs of the individual.

There are a number of species of mammals where the males often mount other males.The most accurate explanation of this behaviour is that

When sexual behaviour is examined across cultures,which is the most strictly forbidden type of sexual contact?

The incest taboo is

Which religion taught that sexual pleasure was one of the finest pleasures of life?

Frequency of sexual intercourse varies considerably across societies.Usually,most societies

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

Sexuality Education

Ethics, Religion, and Sexuality

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Exam 1: Sexuality in Perspective

In 2012,what percent of Canadian adults were online,for personal,non-business reasons?

The early sex researchers were so successful in their efforts because they were not significantly influenced by the society and culture in which they lived.

In Canada the greatest percentage of women who had their first sexual intercourse before age 16 where in the upper-middle and high incomes.

Which statement is TRUE regarding sex as a discipline?

Which of the following statements about same-sex sexual behaviour is FALSE?

Before contact with Europeans,Indigenous women were _______ to take the initiative in sexual matters.

Due to changing sexual attitudes,in the last decade television programs portraying sexual content provided what percent of scenes that include precautions to or safer sex practices?

Discuss what is meant by sex and gender.Why are the differences between the two terms important?

What impact is the Internet having on sexuality?

An example of sexual behaviour used for nonsexual purposes would be

Compare and contrast the behaviours of humans and animals with respect to: A)masturbation B)oral sex C)homosexual behaviours D)female orgasm E)the non-sexual uses of sexual behaviour

What aspects of sexuality do we know are unique about human sexuality? Explain.

Homosexuality has been prevalent historically in a number of major cultures such as in ancient Greece.

Attitudes toward masturbation vary in most societies,but there are some consistencies.For example,most societies

There is no known religion that advocates the cultivation of sexual techniques for the erotic needs of the individual.

There are a number of species of mammals where the males often mount other males.The most accurate explanation of this behaviour is that

When sexual behaviour is examined across cultures,which is the most strictly forbidden type of sexual contact?

The incest taboo is

Which religion taught that sexual pleasure was one of the finest pleasures of life?

Frequency of sexual intercourse varies considerably across societies.Usually,most societies

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

Sexuality Education

Ethics, Religion, and Sexuality

Filters