Question 1

The Internet is a wonderful,varied,and accurate source of sexual education material.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 2

Discuss what should be incorporated in sexual health education for persons with developmental disabilities.

Accepted Answer

Sexual health education for persons with

Question 3

Which of the following did students in grade 9 indicate was the least common sources of information about sex?

Accepted Answer

A) parents or other family members 
B) friends 
C) physician or nurse 
D) magazines,newspapers and books 
A) parents or other family members 
B) friends 
C) physician or nurse 
D) magazines,newspapers and books

Question 4

For approximately _______ percent of students in grade 9,school was the main source of information about sex.

Accepted Answer

A) 10-20 
B) 25-35 
C) 40-50 
D) 55-65 
A) 10-20 
B) 25-35 
C) 40-50 
D) 55-65

Question 5

When did the focus of sex education shift from pregnancy prevention to AIDS and other STIs?

Accepted Answer

A) in the 1960s 
B) in the 1970s 
C) in the 1980s 
D) in the 1990s 
A) in the 1960s 
B) in the 1970s 
C) in the 1980s 
D) in the 1990s

Question 6

Sandy is developing a sexual health outreach program for First Nations people and East Asian immigrants in Canada.In doing so,Sandy can

Accepted Answer

A) use the same set of topics to cover but will need to develop separate,culturally appropriate programs. 
B) use a program already in place in the school system instead of develop a new program. 
C) develop one culturally sensitive program that will work equally well with each group. 
D) turn to the research to pull from a variety of well-developed,effective sexual health programs specific to each group. 
A) use the same set of topics to cover but will need to develop separate,culturally appropriate programs. 
B) use a program already in place in the school system instead of develop a new program. 
C) develop one culturally sensitive program that will work equally well with each group. 
D) turn to the research to pull from a variety of well-developed,effective sexual health programs specific to each group.

Question 7

Most sex education teachers in Canada have adequate training.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

The goal of the sex education curriculum Sex Respect is to

Accepted Answer

A) help young people develop interpersonal skills,including communication,decision-making,assertiveness,and peer refusal skills. 
B) provide information about human sexuality. 
C) to teach that abstinence is the only approach that is moral and safe. 
D) help young people exercise responsibility and encourage the use of contraception for those who are sexually active. 
A) help young people develop interpersonal skills,including communication,decision-making,assertiveness,and peer refusal skills. 
B) provide information about human sexuality. 
C) to teach that abstinence is the only approach that is moral and safe. 
D) help young people exercise responsibility and encourage the use of contraception for those who are sexually active.

Question 9

In Canada,abstinence-only sexuality education programs are most often offered in the community by

Accepted Answer

A) the federal government. 
B) the provincial government. 
C) the federal and provincial governments. 
D) church groups. 
A) the federal government. 
B) the provincial government. 
C) the federal and provincial governments. 
D) church groups.

Question 10

Evaluations of abstinence-only sex education programs show

Accepted Answer

A) this type of program is only effective for homosexual individuals. 
B) no effect on delaying onset of intercourse,reducing pregnancies or reducing STIs. 
C) high effectiveness in low SES regions. 
D) an increase in teenage sex due to increased knowledge of the mechanics of sex. 
A) this type of program is only effective for homosexual individuals. 
B) no effect on delaying onset of intercourse,reducing pregnancies or reducing STIs. 
C) high effectiveness in low SES regions. 
D) an increase in teenage sex due to increased knowledge of the mechanics of sex.

Question 11

Discuss the abstinence-based sexuality curricula and its effectiveness.

Accepted Answer

Abstinence-based sexuality curricula are

Question 12

Compare the effectiveness of the different types of sex education.

Accepted Answer

There are several different types of sex

Question 13

Which one of the following is the most controversial issue in school sex education curriculum?

Accepted Answer

A) sexual anatomy 
B) sexual response 
C) homonegativity 
D) STIs 
A) sexual anatomy 
B) sexual response 
C) homonegativity 
D) STIs

Question 14

In the past two decades the focus of sexuality education programs have

Accepted Answer

A) shifted from pregnancy prevention to AIDS and STD prevention. 
B) become more conservative and has begun to focus on abstinence. 
C) become more liberal and stopped teaching values and morality as part of the curriculum. 
D) not changed much. 
A) shifted from pregnancy prevention to AIDS and STD prevention. 
B) become more conservative and has begun to focus on abstinence. 
C) become more liberal and stopped teaching values and morality as part of the curriculum. 
D) not changed much.

Question 15

How many of the medical schools programs in Canada and the United States have less than ten hours of instruction related to sexual issues?

Accepted Answer

A) one-third 
B) two-thirds 
C) one-quarter 
D) three-quarters 
A) one-third 
B) two-thirds 
C) one-quarter 
D) three-quarters

Question 16

Today's teenagers are better informed than ever about HIV transmission and what needs to be done to prevent transmission.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 17

Today,most children state that they receive most of their information about sex in school sexuality programs.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

It appears that the first thing a child thinks about where babies come from is that

Accepted Answer

A) babies are a result of sexual intercourse. 
B) you need a sperm and an egg to make a baby. 
C) a social relationship between a man and a woman is necessary in baby-making. 
D) a baby always existeD. 
A) babies are a result of sexual intercourse. 
B) you need a sperm and an egg to make a baby. 
C) a social relationship between a man and a woman is necessary in baby-making. 
D) a baby always existeD.

Question 19

The abstinence-based program of Sex Respect has been extremely well funded for the last few years and because of this backing,the program has been very effective in changing the sexual behaviour of teens as seen in the decline of the birth rate for teenagers and other sexual activities.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 20

Which of the following was a conclusion by your authors about the effectiveness of 'abstinence' programs of sex education in schools?

Accepted Answer

A) They delayed the onset of sexual activity. 
B) They omitted most topics important to sexuality (e.g. ,sexual anatomy,sexual physiology). 
C) They reduced the percentage of students getting pregnant. 
D) They reduced the percentage of student acquiring STIs. 
A) They delayed the onset of sexual activity. 
B) They omitted most topics important to sexuality (e.g. ,sexual anatomy,sexual physiology). 
C) They reduced the percentage of students getting pregnant. 
D) They reduced the percentage of student acquiring STIs.

The Internet is a wonderful,varied,and accurate source of sexual education material.

Discuss what should be incorporated in sexual health education for persons with developmental disabilities.

Which of the following did students in grade 9 indicate was the least common sources of information about sex?

For approximately _______ percent of students in grade 9,school was the main source of information about sex.

When did the focus of sex education shift from pregnancy prevention to AIDS and other STIs?

Sandy is developing a sexual health outreach program for First Nations people and East Asian immigrants in Canada.In doing so,Sandy can

Most sex education teachers in Canada have adequate training.

The goal of the sex education curriculum Sex Respect is to

In Canada,abstinence-only sexuality education programs are most often offered in the community by

Evaluations of abstinence-only sex education programs show

Discuss the abstinence-based sexuality curricula and its effectiveness.

Compare the effectiveness of the different types of sex education.

Which one of the following is the most controversial issue in school sex education curriculum?

In the past two decades the focus of sexuality education programs have

How many of the medical schools programs in Canada and the United States have less than ten hours of instruction related to sexual issues?

Today's teenagers are better informed than ever about HIV transmission and what needs to be done to prevent transmission.

Today,most children state that they receive most of their information about sex in school sexuality programs.

It appears that the first thing a child thinks about where babies come from is that

The abstinence-based program of Sex Respect has been extremely well funded for the last few years and because of this backing,the program has been very effective in changing the sexual behaviour of teens as seen in the decline of the birth rate for teenagers and other sexual activities.

Which of the following was a conclusion by your authors about the effectiveness of 'abstinence' programs of sex education in schools?

Sexuality in Perspective

Theoretical Perspectives on Sexuality

Sex Research

Sexual Anatomy

Sex Hormones, Sexual Differentiation, and the Menstrual Cycle

Conception, Pregnancy, and Childbirth

Contraception and Abortion

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: Gay, Straight, or BI

Variations in Sexual Behavior

Sexual Coercion

Sex for Sale

Sexual Disorders and Sex Therapy

Sexually Transmitted Infections

Sex and the Law

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Exam 19: Ethics, Religion, and Sexuality

The Internet is a wonderful,varied,and accurate source of sexual education material.

Discuss what should be incorporated in sexual health education for persons with developmental disabilities.

Which of the following did students in grade 9 indicate was the least common sources of information about sex?

For approximately _______ percent of students in grade 9,school was the main source of information about sex.

When did the focus of sex education shift from pregnancy prevention to AIDS and other STIs?

Sandy is developing a sexual health outreach program for First Nations people and East Asian immigrants in Canada.In doing so,Sandy can

Most sex education teachers in Canada have adequate training.

The goal of the sex education curriculum Sex Respect is to

In Canada,abstinence-only sexuality education programs are most often offered in the community by

Evaluations of abstinence-only sex education programs show

Discuss the abstinence-based sexuality curricula and its effectiveness.

Compare the effectiveness of the different types of sex education.

Which one of the following is the most controversial issue in school sex education curriculum?

In the past two decades the focus of sexuality education programs have

How many of the medical schools programs in Canada and the United States have less than ten hours of instruction related to sexual issues?

Today's teenagers are better informed than ever about HIV transmission and what needs to be done to prevent transmission.

Today,most children state that they receive most of their information about sex in school sexuality programs.

It appears that the first thing a child thinks about where babies come from is that

The abstinence-based program of Sex Respect has been extremely well funded for the last few years and because of this backing,the program has been very effective in changing the sexual behaviour of teens as seen in the decline of the birth rate for teenagers and other sexual activities.

Which of the following was a conclusion by your authors about the effectiveness of 'abstinence' programs of sex education in schools?

Sexuality in Perspective

Theoretical Perspectives on Sexuality

Sex Research

Sexual Anatomy

Sex Hormones, Sexual Differentiation, and the Menstrual Cycle

Conception, Pregnancy, and Childbirth

Contraception and Abortion

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: Gay, Straight, or BI

Variations in Sexual Behavior

Sexual Coercion

Sex for Sale

Sexual Disorders and Sex Therapy

Sexually Transmitted Infections

Sex and the Law

Filters