Question 1

Children whose parents are gay:

Accepted Answer

A) are not more likely than children with straight parents to feel that they are gay 
B) are more likely than children with straight parents to feel that they are gay 
C) are less likely than children with straight parents to feel that they are gay 
D) are not concerned about whether or not they feel they are gay 
A) are not more likely than children with straight parents to feel that they are gay 
B) are more likely than children with straight parents to feel that they are gay 
C) are less likely than children with straight parents to feel that they are gay 
D) are not concerned about whether or not they feel they are gay A

Question 2

Which of the following is true?

Accepted Answer

A) More heterosexual women than men have same-sex qualities. 
B) More heterosexual men than women have same sex qualities. 
C) Heterosexuals do not have same sex qualities. 
D) Both heterosexual women and men have equal numbers of same sex qualities. 
A) More heterosexual women than men have same-sex qualities. 
B) More heterosexual men than women have same sex qualities. 
C) Heterosexuals do not have same sex qualities. 
D) Both heterosexual women and men have equal numbers of same sex qualities. A

Question 3

Modern homonegativity refers to stalking a gay person on Facebook.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  False

Question 4

Hoff and Beougher (2010) examined 39 gay male couples and found that:

Accepted Answer

A) they were able to make agreements about external sex that worked for them 
B) discussion of external sex was off the table since they were committed 
C) both partners cheated and neither was aware of the other's cheating 
D) they were very similar to heterosexual couples in dealing with external sex 
A) they were able to make agreements about external sex that worked for them 
B) discussion of external sex was off the table since they were committed 
C) both partners cheated and neither was aware of the other's cheating 
D) they were very similar to heterosexual couples in dealing with external sex

Question 5

With regard to "coming out":

Accepted Answer

A) most homosexuals never come out and live in fear of being discovered 
B) most homosexuals come out and regret having done so 
C) most homosexuals eventually come out and feel good about doing so 
D) most homosexuals never come out and are glad they stayed hidden 
A) most homosexuals never come out and live in fear of being discovered 
B) most homosexuals come out and regret having done so 
C) most homosexuals eventually come out and feel good about doing so 
D) most homosexuals never come out and are glad they stayed hidden

Question 6

Who is a gay person most likely to come out to first?

Accepted Answer

A) same sex sibling 
B) father 
C) mother 
D) friend 
A) same sex sibling 
B) father 
C) mother 
D) friend

Question 7

Which of the following represents the highest rate of HIV infection in the U.S.?

Accepted Answer

A) all groups listed have similar HIV infection rates 
B) male to female 
C) female to female 
D) male to male 
A) all groups listed have similar HIV infection rates 
B) male to female 
C) female to female 
D) male to male

Question 8

What is internalized homophobia, who experiences it, and what are its effects?

Accepted Answer

Internalized homophobia refers to the ne

Question 9

Which of the following groups is most often a victim of violent hate crimes?

Accepted Answer

A) homosexuals 
B) African-Americans 
C) Asians 
D) pedophiles 
A) homosexuals 
B) African-Americans 
C) Asians 
D) pedophiles

Question 10

Which of the following is true of homosexuality?

Accepted Answer

A) It has existed throughout human history and in most societies. 
B) It is a relatively recent phenomenon. 
C) It is nonexistent in preliterate societies. 
D) Homosexuality is legally protected in over 200 countries. 
A) It has existed throughout human history and in most societies. 
B) It is a relatively recent phenomenon. 
C) It is nonexistent in preliterate societies. 
D) Homosexuality is legally protected in over 200 countries.

Question 11

Discuss how heterosexuals are harmed by prejudice against homosexuals.

Accepted Answer

Heterosexuals can be harmed by prejudice

Question 12

Heterosexual women are more likely than heterosexual men to have same sex qualities.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

All of the following groups are more likely to be negative toward homosexuals except:

Accepted Answer

A) men 
B) less educated individuals 
C) older individuals 
D) those with no religious affiliation 
A) men 
B) less educated individuals 
C) older individuals 
D) those with no religious affiliation

Question 14

In a study by Rosario et al. (2006) of 156 gays/bisexuals, what percent of bisexuals transitioned to a lesbian or gay identity over a one year period?

Accepted Answer

A) 0%-people don't "change" their sexual orientation 
B) 100%-sexual orientation is always fluid so this percent is not surprising 
C) 36% 
D) 18% 
A) 0%-people don't "change" their sexual orientation 
B) 100%-sexual orientation is always fluid so this percent is not surprising 
C) 36% 
D) 18%

Question 15

Gays who do not come out to their family tend to replace them with:

Accepted Answer

A) alcohol/drugs 
B) teachers 
C) supportive friends 
D) no one; they drift into being social isolates 
A) alcohol/drugs 
B) teachers 
C) supportive friends 
D) no one; they drift into being social isolates

Question 16

What does cross cultural research say about the existence of passionate infatuations with
same-gender partners in the absence of same-gender sexual desires?

Accepted Answer

Cross-cultural research on human relatio

Question 17

The primary reason why people do not support same sex marriage is:

Accepted Answer

A) medical-HIV gets into the heterosexual community 
B) social-people tend to be uncomfortable around those they don't understand 
C) legal-there is a legal history and reason for denying gays civil rights 
D) moral-there is a belief that homosexuality is a sin 
A) medical-HIV gets into the heterosexual community 
B) social-people tend to be uncomfortable around those they don't understand 
C) legal-there is a legal history and reason for denying gays civil rights 
D) moral-there is a belief that homosexuality is a sin

Question 18

Education and income do not affect division of labor in gay relationships.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 19

In a study of division of labor among same-sex couples, researchers found that:

Accepted Answer

A) the couples deliberately chose not to model their relationship on heterosexual couples 
B) the younger partner ended up doing fewer chores 
C) lower income and education were associated with which partner did fewer chores 
D) the younger partner always ended up doing more work 
A) the couples deliberately chose not to model their relationship on heterosexual couples 
B) the younger partner ended up doing fewer chores 
C) lower income and education were associated with which partner did fewer chores 
D) the younger partner always ended up doing more work

Question 20

In comparing homosexual and heterosexual relationships:

Accepted Answer

A) there are more similarities than differences 
B) homosexuals are happier 
C) heterosexuals are considerably more happy 
D) bisexuals are happier than both homosexuals and heterosexuals 
A) there are more similarities than differences 
B) homosexuals are happier 
C) heterosexuals are considerably more happy 
D) bisexuals are happier than both homosexuals and heterosexuals

Children whose parents are gay:

Which of the following is true?

Modern homonegativity refers to stalking a gay person on Facebook.

Hoff and Beougher (2010) examined 39 gay male couples and found that:

With regard to "coming out":

Who is a gay person most likely to come out to first?

Which of the following represents the highest rate of HIV infection in the U.S.?

What is internalized homophobia, who experiences it, and what are its effects?

Which of the following groups is most often a victim of violent hate crimes?

Which of the following is true of homosexuality?

Discuss how heterosexuals are harmed by prejudice against homosexuals.

Heterosexual women are more likely than heterosexual men to have same sex qualities.

All of the following groups are more likely to be negative toward homosexuals except:

In a study by Rosario et al. (2006) of 156 gays/bisexuals, what percent of bisexuals transitioned to a lesbian or gay identity over a one year period?

Gays who do not come out to their family tend to replace them with:

What does cross cultural research say about the existence of passionate infatuations with same-gender partners in the absence of same-gender sexual desires?

The primary reason why people do not support same sex marriage is:

Education and income do not affect division of labor in gay relationships.

In a study of division of labor among same-sex couples, researchers found that:

In comparing homosexual and heterosexual relationships:

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Exam 8: Same-Sex Couples and Families

Children whose parents are gay:

Which of the following is true?

Modern homonegativity refers to stalking a gay person on Facebook.

Hoff and Beougher (2010) examined 39 gay male couples and found that:

With regard to "coming out":

Who is a gay person most likely to come out to first?

Which of the following represents the highest rate of HIV infection in the U.S.?

What is internalized homophobia, who experiences it, and what are its effects?

Which of the following groups is most often a victim of violent hate crimes?

Which of the following is true of homosexuality?

Discuss how heterosexuals are harmed by prejudice against homosexuals.

Heterosexual women are more likely than heterosexual men to have same sex qualities.

All of the following groups are more likely to be negative toward homosexuals except:

In a study by Rosario et al. (2006) of 156 gays/bisexuals, what percent of bisexuals transitioned to a lesbian or gay identity over a one year period?

Gays who do not come out to their family tend to replace them with:

What does cross cultural research say about the existence of passionate infatuations with same-gender partners in the absence of same-gender sexual desires?

The primary reason why people do not support same sex marriage is:

Education and income do not affect division of labor in gay relationships.

In a study of division of labor among same-sex couples, researchers found that:

In comparing homosexual and heterosexual relationships:

Choices in Relationships: an Introduction

Gender

Love

Communication

Singlehood, Hanging Out, Hooking Up, and Cohabitation

Selecting a Partner

Marriage Relationships

Sexuality in Relationships

Planning for Children

Parenting

Work and Family Life

Violence and Abuse in Relationships

Stress and Crisis in Relationships

Divorce and Remarriage

Relationships in the Later Years

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