Question 1

The sociological study of sexuality is dominated by positivist theoretical perspectives.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 2

Which of the following statements describes perceptions of European/Indigenous relationships following the colonization of Canada?

Accepted Answer

A) such relationships were considered unacceptable during the early years of colonization, but gradually became more accepted over time 
B) Métis women were initially perceived as more "acceptable" as wives for white men, but over time Indigenous women came to be seen as more "acceptable" as wives 
C) such relationships were considered acceptable during the early years of colonization, but gradually came to be defined as unacceptable 
D) such relationships were rare among early European settlers of Canada 
E) such relationships were considered more acceptable following the development of agriculture than they were during the fur trade 
A) such relationships were considered unacceptable during the early years of colonization, but gradually became more accepted over time 
B) Métis women were initially perceived as more "acceptable" as wives for white men, but over time Indigenous women came to be seen as more "acceptable" as wives 
C) such relationships were considered acceptable during the early years of colonization, but gradually came to be defined as unacceptable 
D) such relationships were rare among early European settlers of Canada 
E) such relationships were considered more acceptable following the development of agriculture than they were during the fur trade

Question 3

There has been relatively little change in the definition of normal vs. deviant sexuality in North America, despite the huge social changes that have happened.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 4

During the 1880s, Canadian law finally defined "sexual assault" as a crime even within marriage.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

Within the Sambian society, men were given the option of engaging in same-sex activities in order to explore their sexuality fully before entering marriage.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

Which of the following concerns is consistently and conclusively supported by scientific research?

Accepted Answer

A) the consumption of pornography causes men to sexually victimize women 
B) pornography is harmful in that it has a negative impact on attitudes toward women in society 
C) pornography has a negative impact on the moral fibre of society 
D) pornography interferes with the smooth-running of the social order 
E) none of the above concerns is consistently and conclusively supported by scientific research 
A) the consumption of pornography causes men to sexually victimize women 
B) pornography is harmful in that it has a negative impact on attitudes toward women in society 
C) pornography has a negative impact on the moral fibre of society 
D) pornography interferes with the smooth-running of the social order 
E) none of the above concerns is consistently and conclusively supported by scientific research

Question 7

By the mid-19th century, laws prohibiting White/Indigenous relationships began to be repealed in many parts of Canada.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

The social control of sexual deviance during the Colonial era was consistent across genders, races, and classes.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

Which of the following accurately lists, in order, the top three motivations for police-reported hate crimes in Canada?

Accepted Answer

A) (1)race/ethnicity; (2)religion; (3)sexual orientation 
B) (1)religion; (2)race/ethnicity; (3)sexual orientation 
C) (1)sexual orientation; (2)religion; (3)race/ethnicity 
D) (1)sexual orientation; (2)race/ethnicity; (3)religion 
E) (1)race/ethnicity; (2)sexual orientation; (3)religion 
A) (1)race/ethnicity; (2)religion; (3)sexual orientation 
B) (1)religion; (2)race/ethnicity; (3)sexual orientation 
C) (1)sexual orientation; (2)religion; (3)race/ethnicity 
D) (1)sexual orientation; (2)race/ethnicity; (3)religion 
E) (1)race/ethnicity; (2)sexual orientation; (3)religion

Question 10

A man is told by the doctor to reduce the frequency of sexual activity in his marriage, in order to avoid illness. What era is this man most likely living in?

Accepted Answer

A) the Colonial era 
B) the ear of the early fur trade (i.e. 16th and 17th centuries) 
C) the 19th century 
D) the late 20th century 
E) 5th century B. C. Athens 
A) the Colonial era 
B) the ear of the early fur trade (i.e. 16th and 17th centuries) 
C) the 19th century 
D) the late 20th century 
E) 5th century B. C. Athens

Question 11

A number of Indigenous cultures traditionally recognized more than two "sexes" and "genders".

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 12

Explain how the "Viagra culture" in which we currently live is connected to the construction of masculinity and femininity.

Accepted Answer

The "Viagra culture" in which we current

Question 13

Describe the informal and formal ways that homosexuality continues to be stigmatized in today's Canadian society. Provide an example for each.

Accepted Answer

In today's Canadian society, homosexuali

Question 14

At which of the following social groups were the efforts of the social purity or sex hygiene movements primarily directed?

Accepted Answer

A) fallen women 
B) lower classes 
C) Indian and Chinese immigrants 
D) prostitutes 
E) women in shelters 
A) fallen women 
B) lower classes 
C) Indian and Chinese immigrants 
D) prostitutes 
E) women in shelters

Question 15

Explain the ways that the following agents controlled sexual deviance during the 17th century: (a)the family; (b)the community; and (c)the Christian Church.

Accepted Answer

During the 17th century, the control of

Question 16

It is seen in various cultures that perceptions of deviance surrounding sexuality are influenced by the cultural definitions of how many genders and sexes there are.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 17

Among female exotic dancers, the boundaries of what they will and will not do with customers become less flexible over time, as the dancers become disenchanted with the industry.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

There is considerable debate over the implementation and impact of Bill C-36: The Protection of Communities and Exploited Persons. Outline the various positions that you can see in the discourse and outline what you believe might happen in society with this shift in social control.

Accepted Answer

The debate over Bill C-36: The Protectio

Question 19

The "Viagra culture" in which we currently live defines and controls the sexuality of both men and women.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 20

The influence of the Enlightenment on cultural perceptions of sexuality made sexuality inherently immoral and led to the focus of reproduction as a core function of marriage.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

The sociological study of sexuality is dominated by positivist theoretical perspectives.

Which of the following statements describes perceptions of European/Indigenous relationships following the colonization of Canada?

There has been relatively little change in the definition of normal vs. deviant sexuality in North America, despite the huge social changes that have happened.

During the 1880s, Canadian law finally defined "sexual assault" as a crime even within marriage.

Within the Sambian society, men were given the option of engaging in same-sex activities in order to explore their sexuality fully before entering marriage.

Which of the following concerns is consistently and conclusively supported by scientific research?

By the mid-19^th century, laws prohibiting White/Indigenous relationships began to be repealed in many parts of Canada.

The social control of sexual deviance during the Colonial era was consistent across genders, races, and classes.

Which of the following accurately lists, in order, the top three motivations for police-reported hate crimes in Canada?

A man is told by the doctor to reduce the frequency of sexual activity in his marriage, in order to avoid illness. What era is this man most likely living in?

A number of Indigenous cultures traditionally recognized more than two "sexes" and "genders".

Explain how the "Viagra culture" in which we currently live is connected to the construction of masculinity and femininity.

Describe the informal and formal ways that homosexuality continues to be stigmatized in today's Canadian society. Provide an example for each.

At which of the following social groups were the efforts of the social purity or sex hygiene movements primarily directed?

Explain the ways that the following agents controlled sexual deviance during the 17^th century: (a)the family; (b)the community; and (c)the Christian Church.

It is seen in various cultures that perceptions of deviance surrounding sexuality are influenced by the cultural definitions of how many genders and sexes there are.

Among female exotic dancers, the boundaries of what they will and will not do with customers become less flexible over time, as the dancers become disenchanted with the industry.

There is considerable debate over the implementation and impact of Bill C-36: The Protection of Communities and Exploited Persons. Outline the various positions that you can see in the discourse and outline what you believe might happen in society with this shift in social control.

The "Viagra culture" in which we currently live defines and controls the sexuality of both men and women.

The influence of the Enlightenment on cultural perceptions of sexuality made sexuality inherently immoral and led to the focus of reproduction as a core function of marriage.

Determining Deviance

Explaining Deviance: The Act

Explaining Deviance: The Perception, Reaction, and Power

Deviance 2.0: The Role of the Media

The Troubling and Troubled World of Youth

Looking Deviant: Physical Appearance

Mental Disorders

What Do You Believe Religion, Science, and Deviance

The Deviance Dance Continues

Filters

Exam 5: Deviant and Normal Sexuality

The sociological study of sexuality is dominated by positivist theoretical perspectives.

Which of the following statements describes perceptions of European/Indigenous relationships following the colonization of Canada?

There has been relatively little change in the definition of normal vs. deviant sexuality in North America, despite the huge social changes that have happened.

During the 1880s, Canadian law finally defined "sexual assault" as a crime even within marriage.

Within the Sambian society, men were given the option of engaging in same-sex activities in order to explore their sexuality fully before entering marriage.

Which of the following concerns is consistently and conclusively supported by scientific research?

By the mid-19th century, laws prohibiting White/Indigenous relationships began to be repealed in many parts of Canada.

The social control of sexual deviance during the Colonial era was consistent across genders, races, and classes.

Which of the following accurately lists, in order, the top three motivations for police-reported hate crimes in Canada?

A man is told by the doctor to reduce the frequency of sexual activity in his marriage, in order to avoid illness. What era is this man most likely living in?

A number of Indigenous cultures traditionally recognized more than two "sexes" and "genders".

Explain how the "Viagra culture" in which we currently live is connected to the construction of masculinity and femininity.

Describe the informal and formal ways that homosexuality continues to be stigmatized in today's Canadian society. Provide an example for each.

At which of the following social groups were the efforts of the social purity or sex hygiene movements primarily directed?

Explain the ways that the following agents controlled sexual deviance during the 17th century: (a)the family; (b)the community; and (c)the Christian Church.

It is seen in various cultures that perceptions of deviance surrounding sexuality are influenced by the cultural definitions of how many genders and sexes there are.

Among female exotic dancers, the boundaries of what they will and will not do with customers become less flexible over time, as the dancers become disenchanted with the industry.

There is considerable debate over the implementation and impact of Bill C-36: The Protection of Communities and Exploited Persons. Outline the various positions that you can see in the discourse and outline what you believe might happen in society with this shift in social control.

The "Viagra culture" in which we currently live defines and controls the sexuality of both men and women.

The influence of the Enlightenment on cultural perceptions of sexuality made sexuality inherently immoral and led to the focus of reproduction as a core function of marriage.

Determining Deviance

Explaining Deviance: The Act

Explaining Deviance: The Perception, Reaction, and Power

Deviance 2.0: The Role of the Media

The Troubling and Troubled World of Youth

Looking Deviant: Physical Appearance

Mental Disorders

What Do You Believe Religion, Science, and Deviance

The Deviance Dance Continues

Filters

By the mid-19^th century, laws prohibiting White/Indigenous relationships began to be repealed in many parts of Canada.

Explain the ways that the following agents controlled sexual deviance during the 17^th century: (a)the family; (b)the community; and (c)the Christian Church.