Question 1

The general intolerance and hostility directed toward people because of their sexual orientation or sexual behavior is called _____.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The general intolerance and hostility directed toward...

Question 2

Being out about nonnormative sexual orientations:

Accepted Answer

A)  is to be discouraged by peers,parents,and teachers,as the steps can be scary and hard. 
B)  is important for LGBTQ people to increase social acceptance. 
C)  is unnecessary to understand the impact of stigma and discrimination on the lives of gay and lesbian people. 
D)  does not require the individual to muster his or her courage and resources. 
E)  cannot help heterosexual friends and family understand their lives and issues such as being denied jobs,health insurance,or marriage. 
A)  is to be discouraged by peers,parents,and teachers,as the steps can be scary and hard. 
B)  is important for LGBTQ people to increase social acceptance. 
C)  is unnecessary to understand the impact of stigma and discrimination on the lives of gay and lesbian people. 
D)  does not require the individual to muster his or her courage and resources. 
E)  cannot help heterosexual friends and family understand their lives and issues such as being denied jobs,health insurance,or marriage.

Question 3

Someone with an interest in wearing clothing typical of the other gender is called a:

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A)  transvestite. 
B)  transgender. 
C)  bisexual. 
D)  transsexual. 
E)  queer. 
A)  transvestite. 
B)  transgender. 
C)  bisexual. 
D)  transsexual. 
E)  queer.

Question 4

When viewing sexual orientation as a spectrum,which of the following statements is correct?

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A)  Bisexuality exists outside the scope of the spectrum. 
B)  Research revealed a smaller spectrum of sexual orientation than previously known. 
C)  Seeing sexual orientation as a spectrum weakens the understanding of the complexity of people's attractions. 
D)  New research on the spectrum of sexual orientation shows the range as well as its causes and expressions. 
E)  Seeing sexual orientation as a spectrum captures the fact that it can never be changed or vary with time. 
A)  Bisexuality exists outside the scope of the spectrum. 
B)  Research revealed a smaller spectrum of sexual orientation than previously known. 
C)  Seeing sexual orientation as a spectrum weakens the understanding of the complexity of people's attractions. 
D)  New research on the spectrum of sexual orientation shows the range as well as its causes and expressions. 
E)  Seeing sexual orientation as a spectrum captures the fact that it can never be changed or vary with time.

Question 5

Damon,a college freshman,has been interested in Jack for a long time.He expresses his sexual interest and Jack reciprocates it.Other boys in their dorm get to know of this relationship and force Damon and Jack to move out of the dorm,as they fear that the gay tendency can spread among the others.This situation is an example of:

Accepted Answer

A)  hate crime. 
B)  sexual plasticity. 
C)  homophobia. 
D)  racism. 
E)  minority stress. 
A)  hate crime. 
B)  sexual plasticity. 
C)  homophobia. 
D)  racism. 
E)  minority stress.

Question 6

Generally,all sexual orientations except heterosexuality are regarded as ______,which means they are not consistent with a society's dominant sexual and gender roles,norms,and relationships.

Accepted Answer

A)  bisexual 
B)  homosexual 
C)  questioning sexual behaviors 
D)  nonconforming sexual behaviors 
E)  transgender behaviors 
A)  bisexual 
B)  homosexual 
C)  questioning sexual behaviors 
D)  nonconforming sexual behaviors 
E)  transgender behaviors

Question 7

Bill's death is an example of:

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A)  person-based attraction. 
B)  fluidity. 
C)  transphobia. 
D)  hate crime. 
E)  internalized homophobia. 
A)  person-based attraction. 
B)  fluidity. 
C)  transphobia. 
D)  hate crime. 
E)  internalized homophobia.

Question 8

Which of the following statements is true with regard to imprinting as a potential cause of sexual orientation as John Money would argue?

Accepted Answer

A)  Imprinting appeals to sexual orientation theories as it deals with early sexual experiences. 
B)  Imprinting is a factor in the sexual development of other mammals' sexual orientation,but its scope is unclear in humans. 
C)  Imprinting implicitly communicates an infant's sexual feelings to its parents. 
D)  Imprinting is one of the major behavioral and cognitive mechanisms that can help a newborn reach sexual maturity faster. 
E)  Imprinting is present in humans but not in other mammals. 
A)  Imprinting appeals to sexual orientation theories as it deals with early sexual experiences. 
B)  Imprinting is a factor in the sexual development of other mammals' sexual orientation,but its scope is unclear in humans. 
C)  Imprinting implicitly communicates an infant's sexual feelings to its parents. 
D)  Imprinting is one of the major behavioral and cognitive mechanisms that can help a newborn reach sexual maturity faster. 
E)  Imprinting is present in humans but not in other mammals.

Question 9

_____ people are attracted to the other sex.

Accepted Answer

A)  Heterosexual 
B)  Queer 
C)  Questioning 
D)  Homosexual 
E)  Bisexual 
A)  Heterosexual 
B)  Queer 
C)  Questioning 
D)  Homosexual 
E)  Bisexual

Question 10

Rhonda,a woman in her forties,was ostracized from her family after she declared that she is a lesbian.She sought the assistance of a LGBTQ support organization and this way she got in touch with other people her age,some others who were older than herself,and even young children,who were gay or bisexual.She formed extremely close and sympathetic relationships with these people.They even celebrate the traditional holidays like Thanksgiving together.The new people in Rhonda's life can be called her:

Accepted Answer

A)  biological family. 
B)  family of choice. 
C)  extended family. 
D)  genetic family. 
E)  pseudo family. 
A)  biological family. 
B)  family of choice. 
C)  extended family. 
D)  genetic family. 
E)  pseudo family.

Question 11

Which of the following is true of same-sex couples who wish to have children?

Accepted Answer

A)  They cannot rear children as social norms prohibit the formation of such families. 
B)  They can have their own biological offspring through artificial insemination. 
C)  Support structures such as helpful neighbors and babysitters are the same as they are for heterosexual couples. 
D)  Lesbian and gay couples pay extra taxes and higher prices for goods than straight couples. 
E)  There are laws which prevent same-sex couples from rearing children. 
A)  They cannot rear children as social norms prohibit the formation of such families. 
B)  They can have their own biological offspring through artificial insemination. 
C)  Support structures such as helpful neighbors and babysitters are the same as they are for heterosexual couples. 
D)  Lesbian and gay couples pay extra taxes and higher prices for goods than straight couples. 
E)  There are laws which prevent same-sex couples from rearing children.

Question 12

An example of compulsory heterosexuality describes the condition of a woman being socially compelled to have sexual relationships with and marry women,regardless of her sexual orientation.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

Which of the following is true about sexual individuality?

Accepted Answer

A)  Sexual socialization does not influence sexual individuality. 
B)  Families cannot teach norms that influence sexual individuality. 
C)  The integration of sexual individuality with sexual orientation is vital to sexual well-being. 
D)  Sexual individuality is inherently present from birth and is not an acquired expression of self. 
E)  Early experiences of one's body and early feelings about other people's bodies cannot influence the sexual individuality expressed later. 
A)  Sexual socialization does not influence sexual individuality. 
B)  Families cannot teach norms that influence sexual individuality. 
C)  The integration of sexual individuality with sexual orientation is vital to sexual well-being. 
D)  Sexual individuality is inherently present from birth and is not an acquired expression of self. 
E)  Early experiences of one's body and early feelings about other people's bodies cannot influence the sexual individuality expressed later.

Question 14

Describe compulsory heterosexuality and how society may influence the expression of sexual.

Accepted Answer

In the United States and many other coun

Question 15

The HIV/AIDS epidemic has caused the striking down of LGBTQ civil rights and laws.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 16

Compulsory heterosexuality is the norm that holds one marries and has children regardless of ones sexual orientation.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 17

The Kinsey scale of sexual orientation:

Accepted Answer

A)  interviews people to measure the spectrum of orientation. 
B)  states that pure homosexuals and pure heterosexuals are most common. 
C)  includes questions to measure sexual fantasies and identities. 
D)  includes questions about community identification. 
E)  concludes that most people tend toward one end of the spectrum or the other. 
A)  interviews people to measure the spectrum of orientation. 
B)  states that pure homosexuals and pure heterosexuals are most common. 
C)  includes questions to measure sexual fantasies and identities. 
D)  includes questions about community identification. 
E)  concludes that most people tend toward one end of the spectrum or the other.

Question 18

When considering genes as a potential source of sexual orientation,which of the following statements is true?

Accepted Answer

A)  Sexual orientation involves many genes acting together to produce the effect of attraction to one gender or the other. 
B)  The influence of genes is believed to continue throughout a person's lifetime in some cultures. 
C)  People choose their sexual orientation. 
D)  Scientists have been able to establish connections between genes and sexual orientation. 
E)  Genetic inheritance is sufficient to explain variation of sexual orientation within a family or differences among individuals. 
A)  Sexual orientation involves many genes acting together to produce the effect of attraction to one gender or the other. 
B)  The influence of genes is believed to continue throughout a person's lifetime in some cultures. 
C)  People choose their sexual orientation. 
D)  Scientists have been able to establish connections between genes and sexual orientation. 
E)  Genetic inheritance is sufficient to explain variation of sexual orientation within a family or differences among individuals.

Question 19

Before the Modern LGBTQ Movement,police harassment just for being gay was routine.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 20

Which of the following is true about the gap between sexual attraction and behavior?

Accepted Answer

A)  It is studied with the aid of the Kinsey scale. 
B)  It is studied by Fritz Klein in detail. 
C)  There is no gap between people feeling sexual attractions and acting on them. 
D)  Men do not necessarily express their attraction in their behavior,whereas women do. 
E)  It is studied through the dimensions of homosexuality -behavior,desire,and identity. 
A)  It is studied with the aid of the Kinsey scale. 
B)  It is studied by Fritz Klein in detail. 
C)  There is no gap between people feeling sexual attractions and acting on them. 
D)  Men do not necessarily express their attraction in their behavior,whereas women do. 
E)  It is studied through the dimensions of homosexuality -behavior,desire,and identity.

The general intolerance and hostility directed toward people because of their sexual orientation or sexual behavior is called _____.

Being out about nonnormative sexual orientations:

Someone with an interest in wearing clothing typical of the other gender is called a:

When viewing sexual orientation as a spectrum,which of the following statements is correct?

Generally,all sexual orientations except heterosexuality are regarded as ______,which means they are not consistent with a society's dominant sexual and gender roles,norms,and relationships.

Bill's death is an example of:

Which of the following statements is true with regard to imprinting as a potential cause of sexual orientation as John Money would argue?

_____ people are attracted to the other sex.

Which of the following is true of same-sex couples who wish to have children?

An example of compulsory heterosexuality describes the condition of a woman being socially compelled to have sexual relationships with and marry women,regardless of her sexual orientation.

Which of the following is true about sexual individuality?

Describe compulsory heterosexuality and how society may influence the expression of sexual.

The HIV/AIDS epidemic has caused the striking down of LGBTQ civil rights and laws.

Compulsory heterosexuality is the norm that holds one marries and has children regardless of ones sexual orientation.

The Kinsey scale of sexual orientation:

When considering genes as a potential source of sexual orientation,which of the following statements is true?

Before the Modern LGBTQ Movement,police harassment just for being gay was routine.

Which of the following is true about the gap between sexual attraction and behavior?

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Exam 10: Sexual Orientation

The general intolerance and hostility directed toward people because of their sexual orientation or sexual behavior is called _____.

Being out about nonnormative sexual orientations:

Someone with an interest in wearing clothing typical of the other gender is called a:

When viewing sexual orientation as a spectrum,which of the following statements is correct?

Generally,all sexual orientations except heterosexuality are regarded as ______,which means they are not consistent with a society's dominant sexual and gender roles,norms,and relationships.

Bill's death is an example of:

Which of the following statements is true with regard to imprinting as a potential cause of sexual orientation as John Money would argue?

_____ people are attracted to the other sex.

Which of the following is true of same-sex couples who wish to have children?

An example of compulsory heterosexuality describes the condition of a woman being socially compelled to have sexual relationships with and marry women,regardless of her sexual orientation.

Which of the following is true about sexual individuality?

Describe compulsory heterosexuality and how society may influence the expression of sexual.

The HIV/AIDS epidemic has caused the striking down of LGBTQ civil rights and laws.

Compulsory heterosexuality is the norm that holds one marries and has children regardless of ones sexual orientation.

The Kinsey scale of sexual orientation:

When considering genes as a potential source of sexual orientation,which of the following statements is true?

Before the Modern LGBTQ Movement,police harassment just for being gay was routine.

Which of the following is true about the gap between sexual attraction and behavior?

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

Sexuality in Childhood and Adolescence

Sexuality in Adulthood and Later Life

Attraction, Love, and Communication

Sexual Coercion and Resiliency Sexual Coercion

Extreme Sexuality and Paraphilias

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