Question 1

In Pearcey's (2004) study of 20 gay/bisexual men married to heterosexual wives:

Accepted Answer

A) all reported going into therapy and, at the time of the study, no resolution 
B) all but two were still married three years after disclosure 
C) all but two divorced within six months of the disclosure 
D) about half were still married three years after the disclosure 
A) all reported going into therapy and, at the time of the study, no resolution 
B) all but two were still married three years after disclosure 
C) all but two divorced within six months of the disclosure 
D) about half were still married three years after the disclosure

Question 2

"Emotional monogamy" is the term in gay male relationships whereby men in
monogamous relationships have sex outside the relationship and justify doing so as long
as there is no love with the external partner.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 3

In LGBITQ, the Q refers to:

Accepted Answer

A) Queer 
B) Queen 
C) Quit 
D) Quotient 
A) Queer 
B) Queen 
C) Quit 
D) Quotient

Question 4

What percent of gay men believe they were "born that way"?

Accepted Answer

A) 90% 
B) about 50% 
C) 25% 
D) under 5% 
A) 90% 
B) about 50% 
C) 25% 
D) under 5%

Question 5

Heterosexuals are more likely to keep a secret in a romantic relationship than gays.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

Which is associated with increased acceptance of homosexuality?

Accepted Answer

A) movement from a sacred to a secular society 
B) higher education and more exposure to homosexuals 
C) legal victories for gay rights 
D) the general shift of churches to be more accepting 
A) movement from a sacred to a secular society 
B) higher education and more exposure to homosexuals 
C) legal victories for gay rights 
D) the general shift of churches to be more accepting

Question 7

With regard to the "cause" of sexual orientation, your text takes the position that:

Accepted Answer

A) sexual orientation is a result of genetics 
B) sexual orientation is a result of gender role learning in childhood 
C) the fraternal birth order is the most widely accepted explanation 
D) no single theory can explain one's sexual orientation 
A) sexual orientation is a result of genetics 
B) sexual orientation is a result of gender role learning in childhood 
C) the fraternal birth order is the most widely accepted explanation 
D) no single theory can explain one's sexual orientation

Question 8

One unique issue gay couples confront is:

Accepted Answer

A) determining who will have the upper/dominant role in the relationship 
B) determining who will have the bottom/submissive role in the relationship 
C) decision making, since the one who is "out" will have more power 
D) whether to disclose their relationship to others 
A) determining who will have the upper/dominant role in the relationship 
B) determining who will have the bottom/submissive role in the relationship 
C) decision making, since the one who is "out" will have more power 
D) whether to disclose their relationship to others

Question 9

How many gay, lesbian, and bisexual people have been in heterosexual marriages?

Accepted Answer

A) 100,000 
B) 2 million 
C) 200,000 
D) less than 50,000 
A) 100,000 
B) 2 million 
C) 200,000 
D) less than 50,000

Question 10

Moral and social acceptance of gays and lesbians will most likely:

Accepted Answer

A) never occur 
B) increase rapidly now that the Don't Ask, Don't Tell policy has been repealed 
C) increase and then decrease since homophobia is entrenched 
D) occur slowly 
A) never occur 
B) increase rapidly now that the Don't Ask, Don't Tell policy has been repealed 
C) increase and then decrease since homophobia is entrenched 
D) occur slowly

Question 11

Kinsey viewed sexual orientation as:

Accepted Answer

A) a dichotomy of being gay or straight 
B) existing on a continuum from heterosexuality to homosexuality 
C) a score between 0 and 100 with fifty being a bisexual identification 
D) fixed, with nature rather than nurture dictating a person's sexual orientation 
A) a dichotomy of being gay or straight 
B) existing on a continuum from heterosexuality to homosexuality 
C) a score between 0 and 100 with fifty being a bisexual identification 
D) fixed, with nature rather than nurture dictating a person's sexual orientation

Question 12

Compare the political implications of the terms 'sexual preference' and 'sexual orientation.'

Accepted Answer

The terms 'sexual preference' and 'sexua

Question 13

What are the conditions under which "gay" men can behave "more" heterosexual?

Accepted Answer

A) no gay man ever behaves "straight" 
B) using alcohol to free oneself from the gay grip 
C) having gay buddies who behave "straight" 
D) being married to a woman, not being involved with a man, and being able to be nonsexual with men 
A) no gay man ever behaves "straight" 
B) using alcohol to free oneself from the gay grip 
C) having gay buddies who behave "straight" 
D) being married to a woman, not being involved with a man, and being able to be nonsexual with men

Question 14

According to King (2010), how is the term queer being used today?

Accepted Answer

According to King (2010), the term "quee

Question 15

Compare lesbian, gay male, bisexual, and heterosexual relationships in terms of quality.

Accepted Answer

Research on the quality of relationships

Question 16

Intimidation, sexual assault, physical assault, and murder against a gay person is:

Accepted Answer

A) no different from what people of other minority statuses experience 
B) the informal way the majority group controls the minority group 
C) no different from what heterosexuals experience 
D) hate crime victimization 
A) no different from what people of other minority statuses experience 
B) the informal way the majority group controls the minority group 
C) no different from what heterosexuals experience 
D) hate crime victimization

Question 17

When compared to heterosexual fathers, gay fathers:

Accepted Answer

A) are less happy with the role 
B) do not experience less happiness in their parenting role across time 
C) spank less 
D) don't know how to parent since they have no role models 
A) are less happy with the role 
B) do not experience less happiness in their parenting role across time 
C) spank less 
D) don't know how to parent since they have no role models

Question 18

Who of the following is most likely to report childhood sexual assault?

Accepted Answer

A) a lesbian 
B) a straight male 
C) a gay male 
D) a bisexual male 
A) a lesbian 
B) a straight male 
C) a gay male 
D) a bisexual male

In Pearcey's (2004) study of 20 gay/bisexual men married to heterosexual wives:

"Emotional monogamy" is the term in gay male relationships whereby men in monogamous relationships have sex outside the relationship and justify doing so as long as there is no love with the external partner.

In LGBITQ, the Q refers to:

What percent of gay men believe they were "born that way"?

Heterosexuals are more likely to keep a secret in a romantic relationship than gays.

Which is associated with increased acceptance of homosexuality?

With regard to the "cause" of sexual orientation, your text takes the position that:

One unique issue gay couples confront is:

How many gay, lesbian, and bisexual people have been in heterosexual marriages?

Moral and social acceptance of gays and lesbians will most likely:

Kinsey viewed sexual orientation as:

Compare the political implications of the terms 'sexual preference' and 'sexual orientation.'

What are the conditions under which "gay" men can behave "more" heterosexual?

According to King (2010), how is the term queer being used today?

Compare lesbian, gay male, bisexual, and heterosexual relationships in terms of quality.

Intimidation, sexual assault, physical assault, and murder against a gay person is:

When compared to heterosexual fathers, gay fathers:

Who of the following is most likely to report childhood sexual assault?

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Love

Communication

Singlehood, Hanging Out, Hooking Up, and Cohabitation

Selecting a Partner

Marriage Relationships

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Exam 8: Same-Sex Couples and Families

In Pearcey's (2004) study of 20 gay/bisexual men married to heterosexual wives:

"Emotional monogamy" is the term in gay male relationships whereby men in monogamous relationships have sex outside the relationship and justify doing so as long as there is no love with the external partner.

In LGBITQ, the Q refers to:

What percent of gay men believe they were "born that way"?

Heterosexuals are more likely to keep a secret in a romantic relationship than gays.

Which is associated with increased acceptance of homosexuality?

With regard to the "cause" of sexual orientation, your text takes the position that:

One unique issue gay couples confront is:

How many gay, lesbian, and bisexual people have been in heterosexual marriages?

Moral and social acceptance of gays and lesbians will most likely:

Kinsey viewed sexual orientation as:

Compare the political implications of the terms 'sexual preference' and 'sexual orientation.'

What are the conditions under which "gay" men can behave "more" heterosexual?

According to King (2010), how is the term queer being used today?

Compare lesbian, gay male, bisexual, and heterosexual relationships in terms of quality.

Intimidation, sexual assault, physical assault, and murder against a gay person is:

When compared to heterosexual fathers, gay fathers:

Who of the following is most likely to report childhood sexual assault?

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

Filters