Question 1

Which of the following is true of sexual coercion by region?

Accepted Answer

A)  Sexual coercion occurs throughout the world,barring some industrial countries that are rape free. 
B)  Rape takes a single unique form and a uniform meaning in spite of differences in cultures. 
C)  Lack of stability and a culture of victimization typically cause more violence and more rape in war-torn or conflict-ridden countries. 
D)  Countries with huge poverty and income differences tend to have lower violence and rape than others. 
E)  Societies are typically consistent in their tolerance of sexual aggression,enforcement,and prosecution of sexual offenders. 
A)  Sexual coercion occurs throughout the world,barring some industrial countries that are rape free. 
B)  Rape takes a single unique form and a uniform meaning in spite of differences in cultures. 
C)  Lack of stability and a culture of victimization typically cause more violence and more rape in war-torn or conflict-ridden countries. 
D)  Countries with huge poverty and income differences tend to have lower violence and rape than others. 
E)  Societies are typically consistent in their tolerance of sexual aggression,enforcement,and prosecution of sexual offenders.

Question 2

A rape-prone society is one in which women's desires are important and physical sexual coercion is rare.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 3

Maria boyfriend forces her to have sex after dinner even though she says "no".This is an example of:

Accepted Answer

A)  marital rape. 
B)  sexual exploitation. 
C)  molestation. 
D)  fetishism. 
E)  date rape. 
A)  marital rape. 
B)  sexual exploitation. 
C)  molestation. 
D)  fetishism. 
E)  date rape.

Question 4

Identify commonly understood characteristics of perpetrators of sexual coercion.

Accepted Answer

The main characteristic perpetrators of

Question 5

The tendency of victims of abuse to place the blame for the abusive actions of others onto themselves is known as _____.

Accepted Answer

A)  self-immolation 
B)  victim-blame 
C)  victim-playing 
D)  projection 
E)  Stockholm syndrome 
A)  self-immolation 
B)  victim-blame 
C)  victim-playing 
D)  projection 
E)  Stockholm syndrome

Question 6

People directly related by blood are known as:

Accepted Answer

A)  social kin. 
B)  biological kin. 
C)  family of choice. 
D)  social circle. 
E)  foster family. 
A)  social kin. 
B)  biological kin. 
C)  family of choice. 
D)  social circle. 
E)  foster family.

Question 7

Changes or disturbances in eating and sleeping patterns are an example of a common reaction to rape and sexual coercion.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

Statutory rape is sexual activity with an individual who is too young to legally consent to sex.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

Which of the following is true of perpetrators of sexual coercion?

Accepted Answer

A)  The vast majority of all sex offenders are homosexual males. 
B)  Males between the ages of 18 and 22 are less aggressive with sexual partners than are older men. 
C)  Perpetrators of sexual coercion tend to be very conservative and moralistic and have sex-negative attitudes about intimacy. 
D)  Perpetrators of sexual violence are an isolated section of the population with a list of consistent traits. 
E)  The tendency to become more aggressive when a woman says "no",and possibly use physical force increases as men mature into their late 30's. 
A)  The vast majority of all sex offenders are homosexual males. 
B)  Males between the ages of 18 and 22 are less aggressive with sexual partners than are older men. 
C)  Perpetrators of sexual coercion tend to be very conservative and moralistic and have sex-negative attitudes about intimacy. 
D)  Perpetrators of sexual violence are an isolated section of the population with a list of consistent traits. 
E)  The tendency to become more aggressive when a woman says "no",and possibly use physical force increases as men mature into their late 30's.

Question 10

Which of the following is true of females as sex offenders?

Accepted Answer

A)  Until recently,females as perpetrators of sex offenses have been largely ignored. 
B)  Societal stereotypes persist that only women are abusers. 
C)  There is hardly any history of childhood maltreatment or sexual victimization. 
D)  They are likely to have difficulties in intimate relationships or an absence of intimate relationships 
E)  Sexual abuse that females commit is limited to illegal sexual contact between female high school teachers and their male students. 
A)  Until recently,females as perpetrators of sex offenses have been largely ignored. 
B)  Societal stereotypes persist that only women are abusers. 
C)  There is hardly any history of childhood maltreatment or sexual victimization. 
D)  They are likely to have difficulties in intimate relationships or an absence of intimate relationships 
E)  Sexual abuse that females commit is limited to illegal sexual contact between female high school teachers and their male students.

Question 11

Which of the following is true of resiliency?

Accepted Answer

A)  High coping skills can predict low emotional adjustment and increase the risk for future re-victimization. 
B)  Research notes that all victims of sexual coercion invariably resort to denial or disengagement coping methods. 
C)  Positive coping skills victims use include hiding and refusing to discuss the abuse,and dwelling on memories of the experience. 
D)  Seeking support from family,friends,and health care professionals if needed,lead to positive emotional adjustment later on. 
E)  Those who blame themselves for the abuse have reduced levels of psychological distress and re-victimization. 
A)  High coping skills can predict low emotional adjustment and increase the risk for future re-victimization. 
B)  Research notes that all victims of sexual coercion invariably resort to denial or disengagement coping methods. 
C)  Positive coping skills victims use include hiding and refusing to discuss the abuse,and dwelling on memories of the experience. 
D)  Seeking support from family,friends,and health care professionals if needed,lead to positive emotional adjustment later on. 
E)  Those who blame themselves for the abuse have reduced levels of psychological distress and re-victimization.

Question 12

Peter tells his girlfriend that unless she has sex with him,he will break up with her and share intimate details of their relationship with everyone at school.This is an example of:

Accepted Answer

A)  survival sex. 
B)  sex tourism. 
C)  date rape. 
D)  incest. 
E)  teen dating abuse. 
A)  survival sex. 
B)  sex tourism. 
C)  date rape. 
D)  incest. 
E)  teen dating abuse.

Question 13

Which of the following is true of incest?

Accepted Answer

A)  People of all cultures invariably have sexual interest in their close relatives. 
B)  People living together from very early in life are highly likely to develop sexual desire for each other. 
C)  Scientific consensus suggests that inbreeding due to incest creates healthy offspring. 
D)  Incest avoidance is a healthy sign of normality for families. 
E)  Research shows that incest within the nuclear family occurs less frequently than once thought. 
A)  People of all cultures invariably have sexual interest in their close relatives. 
B)  People living together from very early in life are highly likely to develop sexual desire for each other. 
C)  Scientific consensus suggests that inbreeding due to incest creates healthy offspring. 
D)  Incest avoidance is a healthy sign of normality for families. 
E)  Research shows that incest within the nuclear family occurs less frequently than once thought.

Question 14

Molestation is the sexual abuse of adults through the exchange of sex or sexual acts for drugs,food,shelter,protection,other basics of life,and/or money.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 15

Mae,a 4-year old girl,has a neighbor,a 30-year old man,who touches her genitals in exchange for candy.This is an example of:

Accepted Answer

A)  sexual novelty. 
B)  sexual exploitation. 
C)  rape. 
D)  sexual well-being. 
E)  sex tourism. 
A)  sexual novelty. 
B)  sexual exploitation. 
C)  rape. 
D)  sexual well-being. 
E)  sex tourism.

Question 16

Adult acts of sexual assault,molestation,and sexual exploitation committed against a minor child is known as:

Accepted Answer

A)  childhood sexual abuse (CS
A) . 
B)  adult baby and diaper lover fetishism. 
C)  sexting. 
D)  sexual novelty. 
E)  child laundering. 
A)  childhood sexual abuse (CS
A) . 
B)  adult baby and diaper lover fetishism. 
C)  sexting. 
D)  sexual novelty. 
E)  child laundering.

Question 17

Sexual penetration of the body using physical force,the threat of bodily harm,or oral penetration by a sex organ of another person,without consent is called:

Accepted Answer

A)  sexual novelty. 
B)  sexual exploitation. 
C)  rape. 
D)  molestation. 
E)  extreme sexual behavior. 
A)  sexual novelty. 
B)  sexual exploitation. 
C)  rape. 
D)  molestation. 
E)  extreme sexual behavior.

Question 18

Which of the following is true of sex trafficking?

Accepted Answer

A)  According to the U.S.legal definition of sex trafficking includes the exploitation of anyone over 18 involved in commercial sex. 
B)  Sex trafficking is the commercial exploitation of people,excluding selling them into sexual slavery. 
C)  People are willing to sell their own children as sex workers to provide for their own survival which fact illustrates the connection between sex trafficking and issues of poverty,education,public health,and justice. 
D)  Among the underage children who have been trafficked,there is no reason to believe that they have not given their consent because they do not have a concept of what choice means when it comes to protecting their own bodies. 
E)  Sex workers who do not have immigration papers,are less vulnerable to abuse and violation of their rights. 
A)  According to the U.S.legal definition of sex trafficking includes the exploitation of anyone over 18 involved in commercial sex. 
B)  Sex trafficking is the commercial exploitation of people,excluding selling them into sexual slavery. 
C)  People are willing to sell their own children as sex workers to provide for their own survival which fact illustrates the connection between sex trafficking and issues of poverty,education,public health,and justice. 
D)  Among the underage children who have been trafficked,there is no reason to believe that they have not given their consent because they do not have a concept of what choice means when it comes to protecting their own bodies. 
E)  Sex workers who do not have immigration papers,are less vulnerable to abuse and violation of their rights.

Question 19

Which of the following is a feature of societies or groups which are less rape-prone?

Accepted Answer

A)  Gender inequality begins early in social life. 
B)  Intolerance for the use of violence in sexual contexts is observed. 
C)  Aggression and violence rather than gender equality,respect,and peace are promoted. 
D)  Face danger from human predatory enemies is common. 
E)  The fluctuation in food supplies from season to season or year to year is dramatic. 
A)  Gender inequality begins early in social life. 
B)  Intolerance for the use of violence in sexual contexts is observed. 
C)  Aggression and violence rather than gender equality,respect,and peace are promoted. 
D)  Face danger from human predatory enemies is common. 
E)  The fluctuation in food supplies from season to season or year to year is dramatic.

Question 20

Andrew's action with the third intern is an example of:

Accepted Answer

A)  sex trafficking. 
B)  child pornography. 
C)  exhibitionism. 
D)  sexual novelty. 
E)  sex tourism. 
A)  sex trafficking. 
B)  child pornography. 
C)  exhibitionism. 
D)  sexual novelty. 
E)  sex tourism.

Which of the following is true of sexual coercion by region?

A rape-prone society is one in which women's desires are important and physical sexual coercion is rare.

Maria boyfriend forces her to have sex after dinner even though she says "no".This is an example of:

Identify commonly understood characteristics of perpetrators of sexual coercion.

The tendency of victims of abuse to place the blame for the abusive actions of others onto themselves is known as _____.

People directly related by blood are known as:

Changes or disturbances in eating and sleeping patterns are an example of a common reaction to rape and sexual coercion.

Statutory rape is sexual activity with an individual who is too young to legally consent to sex.

Which of the following is true of perpetrators of sexual coercion?

Which of the following is true of females as sex offenders?

Which of the following is true of resiliency?

Peter tells his girlfriend that unless she has sex with him,he will break up with her and share intimate details of their relationship with everyone at school.This is an example of:

Which of the following is true of incest?

Molestation is the sexual abuse of adults through the exchange of sex or sexual acts for drugs,food,shelter,protection,other basics of life,and/or money.

Mae,a 4-year old girl,has a neighbor,a 30-year old man,who touches her genitals in exchange for candy.This is an example of:

Adult acts of sexual assault,molestation,and sexual exploitation committed against a minor child is known as:

Sexual penetration of the body using physical force,the threat of bodily harm,or oral penetration by a sex organ of another person,without consent is called:

Which of the following is true of sex trafficking?

Which of the following is a feature of societies or groups which are less rape-prone?

Andrew's action with the third intern is an example of:

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Which of the following is true of sexual coercion by region?

A rape-prone society is one in which women's desires are important and physical sexual coercion is rare.

Maria boyfriend forces her to have sex after dinner even though she says "no".This is an example of:

Identify commonly understood characteristics of perpetrators of sexual coercion.

The tendency of victims of abuse to place the blame for the abusive actions of others onto themselves is known as _____.

People directly related by blood are known as:

Changes or disturbances in eating and sleeping patterns are an example of a common reaction to rape and sexual coercion.

Statutory rape is sexual activity with an individual who is too young to legally consent to sex.

Which of the following is true of perpetrators of sexual coercion?

Which of the following is true of females as sex offenders?

Which of the following is true of resiliency?

Peter tells his girlfriend that unless she has sex with him,he will break up with her and share intimate details of their relationship with everyone at school.This is an example of:

Which of the following is true of incest?

Molestation is the sexual abuse of adults through the exchange of sex or sexual acts for drugs,food,shelter,protection,other basics of life,and/or money.

Mae,a 4-year old girl,has a neighbor,a 30-year old man,who touches her genitals in exchange for candy.This is an example of:

Adult acts of sexual assault,molestation,and sexual exploitation committed against a minor child is known as:

Sexual penetration of the body using physical force,the threat of bodily harm,or oral penetration by a sex organ of another person,without consent is called:

Which of the following is true of sex trafficking?

Which of the following is a feature of societies or groups which are less rape-prone?

Andrew's action with the third intern is an example of:

The Study of Human Sexuality

Contexts of Sexuality: Culture, History and Religion

Sexuality, Media and the Internet

Sexual Anatomy and Physiology

Sexual Pleasure, Arousal, and Response

Taking Care of the Sexual Body

Contraception

Reproduction: Conception, Pregnancy, and Childbirth

Gender and Identity: Process, Roles, and Culture

Sexual Orientation

Sexuality in Childhood and Adolescence

Sexuality in Adulthood and Later Life

Attraction, Love, and Communication

Extreme Sexuality and Paraphilias

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