A) heterosexual men. B) homosexual men. C) heterosexual women. D) homosexual women. A) heterosexual men. B) homosexual men. C) heterosexual women. D) homosexual women.

A) are capable of correctly recalling events but are vulnerable to more types of post-event distortions than adults. B) are capable of correctly recalling events and are less vulnerable to more types of post-event distortions than adults. C) are not very capable of correctly recalling events and are vulnerable to more types of post-event distortions than adults. D) are basically the same as older children and adults when it comes to correctly recalling events and resisting post-event distortions. A) are capable of correctly recalling events but are vulnerable to more types of post-event distortions than adults. B) are capable of correctly recalling events and are less vulnerable to more types of post-event distortions than adults. C) are not very capable of correctly recalling events and are vulnerable to more types of post-event distortions than adults. D) are basically the same as older children and adults when it comes to correctly recalling events and resisting post-event distortions.

A) are only diagnosed when the cause is psychological maladjustment. B) only occur in heterosexual couples. C) rarely affect the enjoyment of sex for the two parties in the relationship. D) involve the impairment of either the desire for sexual gratification or the ability to achieve it. A) are only diagnosed when the cause is psychological maladjustment. B) only occur in heterosexual couples. C) rarely affect the enjoyment of sex for the two parties in the relationship. D) involve the impairment of either the desire for sexual gratification or the ability to achieve it.

A) viewed homosexuality as a disease that could be easily treated. B) was much more accepting of homosexuality than his contemporaries. C) believed that homosexuals were really heterosexuals who were traumatized by their own sexual desires. D) thought homosexuality developed as a result of early sexual trauma. A) viewed homosexuality as a disease that could be easily treated. B) was much more accepting of homosexuality than his contemporaries. C) believed that homosexuals were really heterosexuals who were traumatized by their own sexual desires. D) thought homosexuality developed as a result of early sexual trauma.