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Course Introduction

Health and Human Behavior explores the complex interplay between psychological, social, and cultural factors that influence individual and collective health outcomes. The course examines how behaviors such as diet, exercise, substance use, and stress management impact physical and mental health, alongside the role of attitudes, beliefs, and social environments in shaping health choices. Students will analyze theories of health behavior change, review evidence-based interventions, and consider public health strategies aimed at reducing health disparities and promoting well-being across diverse populations. Through case studies and research analysis, the course fosters critical thinking about current challenges and innovations in understanding and improving health through behavioral science.

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Human Sexuality Diversity in Contemporary America9th Edition by William Yarber

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Chapter 1: Perspectives on Human Sexuality

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Q1) In the late 1800s,oral sex or stimulation of genitals orally was a taboo and viewed as a shameful act.Today,most of the population indulges in oral sex and it has become an acceptable behavior.According to Leonore Tiefer,the act of oral sex is a

A)statistically "normal" behavior.

B)subjectively "normal" behavior.

C)idealistically "normal" behavior.

D)culturally "normal" behavior.

Answer: A

Q2) Gay men are generally portrayed in Hollywood films

A)in a realistic and sensitive manner.

B)as supermasculine.

C)as being happy and satisfied with their lives.

D)in stereotypes,as effeminate or closeted.

Answer: D

Q3) Describe the social status of the two-spirit in various cultures.

Answer: The two-spirit is typically a man who assumes female dress,roles,and social status.Two-spirits constitute a third sex or gender in many cultures and they are often considered shamans,or individuals who possess great spiritual power.

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Chapter 2: Studying Human Sexuality

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Q1) A major reason for the lack of popularity of Freud's theory of sexuality among American sex researchers is

A)the emphasis on unconscious forces such as libido.

B)his overemphasis on adolescent and adult sexual expression.

C)the fact that there were no empirical data to support his ideas.

D)his view that excessive masturbation is the root of many personality problems.

Answer: C

Q2) A criticism of the clinical research method is that it lacks depth.

A)True

B)False

Answer: False

Q3) Jed states that all men want sex all the time.Although several of his friends have tried to convince him otherwise,he maintains that "we're all that way." This is an example of a(n)

A)stereotype.

B)factual statement.

C)value judgment.

D)bias.

Answer: A

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Chapter 3: Female Sexual Anatomy, Physiology, and Response

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Q1) During sexual excitement,the clitoris becomes swollen.This response is due to A)a full bladder pressing on the clitoris.

B)the hormonal cycle.

C)increased muscle tension.

D)genital vasocongestion.

Answer: D

Q2) Which of the following is true about oocytes?

A)Once it leaves the ovary,the oocytes remain viable for 72 hours.

B)Women produce oocytes beginning in puberty and continuing until menopause.

C)At birth,a female's ovaries contain about half a million oocytes.

D)Unlike sperm,a woman's oocytes do not degenerate,especially during childhood. Answer: C

Q3) During her menstrual cycle,Anya developed a severe bacterial infection as a result of which she became sick.Her doctor told her that it could be the result of tampon use.In this case,Anya most likely has

A)endometriosis.

B)toxic shock syndrome.

C)amenorrhea.

D)perimenopausal syndrome.

Answer: B

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Chapter 4: Male Sexual Anatomy, Physiology, and Response

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Q1) Sperm contributes the X or Y chromosome to produce either a female or a male child.

A)True

B)False

Q2) Which of the following events does NOT occur during the emission phase of ejaculation?

A)The epididymis sends sperm into the vas deferens.

B)The bladder's sphincter closes to prevent semen and urine from mixing.

C)The sphincter below the prostate closes.

D)The cremaster muscles relax.

Q3) The two columns of erectile tissue which run along the front surface of the penis are called the

A)corpora cavernosA.

B)corpus spongiosum.

C)vas deferens.

D)seminiferous tubules.

Q4) Erections in males are produced by the contraction of the muscles at the base of the penis.

A)True

B)False

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Chapter 5: Gender and Gender Roles

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Q1) All of the following are associated with the traditional female gender role EXCEPT A)passivity.

B)compliance.

C)nurturance.

D)independance.

Q2) According to the American Psychiatric Association,when a person is intensely uncomfortable and distressed with his or her biological gender and strongly identifies with,and wants to be,the other gender,that person may be said to have A)monorchism.

B)gender dysphoria.

C)hypospadias.

D)5-alpha reductase deficiency.

Q3) A gender schema is a way of categorizing the world according to gender. A)True

B)False

Q4) A doctor proclaiming,"It's a girl" is an example of assigned gender. A)True

B)False

Q5) How are gender roles and sexual orientation related?

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Chapter 6: Sexuality in Childhood and Adolescence

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Q1) Discuss some of the factors that might explain why birth rates for African American teens are higher than for Whites.

Q2) LGBT individuals may have to struggle with the decision of whether sexual orientation or ethnic identification is more important.

A)True

B)False

Q3) Evidence suggests a positive association between coming out to oneself and feelings of

A)self-worth.

B)dominance.

C)guilt.

D)worthlessness.

Q4) Early breast development in girls is associated with an elevated body mass index. A)True

B)False

Q5) Compare and contrast abstinence-only and comprehensive sexuality education.

Q6) What are the physical changes that young girls experience as they enter puberty?

Q7) How should nudity be handled within a family?

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Chapter 7: Sexuality in Adulthood

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Q1) Separated and divorced men and women tend to have

A)high double standards when it comes to choosing a partner when compared to never-married young adults.

B)different expectations about relationships because of their previous marital experience.

C)relationship expectations similar to that of never-married young adults.

D)little or no expectations at all owing to previous marriage experiences.

Q2) Which of the following types of relationships has the highest levels of sexual satisfaction?

A)bisexual relationships

B)marital relationships

C)extramarital relationships

D)casual relationships

Q3) Today,approximately 28% of all single parents live with their children.

A)True

B)False

Q4) African American gay and lesbian persons often experience a conflict between their Black and gay identities.

A)True

B)False

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Chapter 8: Love and Communication in Intimate Relationships

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Q1) Proximity refers to the lack of clear messages inherent in nonverbal communication. A)True

B)False

Q2) Mark and Elena fall deeply in love with each other and get married to each other within a few months.They remain married for a very long time until Mark passed away.In the context of Sternberg's kinds of love,this is an example of A)deceptive love.

B)consummate love.

C)companionate love.

D)fatuous love.

Q3) According to research,what is the similarity between friendship and love?

A)levels of acceptance and satisfaction

B)levels of confiding and spontaneity

C)levels of trust and understanding

D)All of these.

Q4) List and define three important keys to good sexual and relationship communication.

Q5) According to the triangular theory of love,what is romantic love?

Q6) What is communication?

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Chapter 9: Sexual Expression

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Q1) Autoeroticism includes

A)sexual behavior of homosexual persons only.

B)involuntary sexual behavior.

C)stimulating ones genitals.

D)interpersonal sexual activity.

Q2) How many men between the ages of 18 and 39 have ever been the insertive partner during anal sex?

A)10 percent

B)25 percent

C)40 percent

D)55 percent

Q3) A recent study on kissing found that

A)kissing has become less important over the last decade.

B)a bad kiss is a "deal breaker."

C)men put more significance on kissing as a way of assessing a potential partner.

D)only about one third of men found that kissing would lead to sex.

Q4) What sexual behaviors constitute autoerotic behavior?

Q5) Identify and describe the three scripts that organize and influence the expression of our sexual behaviors.

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Chapter 10: Variations in Sexual Behavior

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Q1) Which of the following is NOT considered a coercive paraphilia?

A)zoophilia

B)voyeurism

C)exhibitionism

D)transvestism

Q2) A person with fetishism experiences sexual arousal and satisfaction by

A)observing others engaging in sexual activities.

B)having sexual activity with children.

C)using objects of sexual stimulation.

D)centering sexual activity on objects or other body parts.

Q3) Which of the following statements is CORRECT about sexual sadism and sexual masochism?

A)The sexual sadist always exhibits some masochistic behaviors.

B)They are commonly practiced.

C)They both are noncoercive paraphilias.

D)They usually involve activities that are extreme,compulsive,and dangerous.

Q4) Because Keiko gets sexually aroused at the male strip show,she may be classified as a voyeur.

A)True

B)False

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Chapter 11: Contraception and Abortion

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Q1) Which of the following is NOT an advantage of using the diaphragm?

A)It maintains high user effectiveness even without added spermicide.

B)It is relatively safe and ensures considerable spontaneity in making love.

C)It is relatively inexpensive.

D)It has limited side effects.

Q2) Lily is a married woman with no children who has sex about three times a week.She wants to adopt the kind of device that can be worn longer-almost two days in a row-than the usually available birth control methods.Which of the following birth control methods is the best recommendation one can make to Lily?

A)Depo-Provera

B)Implanol

C)Fem Cap

D)Reality

Q3) In the United States,what percentage of unintended pregnancies is terminated by abortion?

A)about 10 percent

B)about 25 percent

C)about 40 percent

D)about 80 percent

Q4) What do all of the barrier methods have in common?

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Chapter 12: Conception, Pregnancy, and Childbirth

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Q1) When a pregnancy miscarries,it is likely that A)the miscarriage was self-induced.

B)there were chromosomal abnormalities.

C)there was psychological ambivalence about the pregnancy.

D)there were multiple fetuses.

Q2) The placenta is attached to the fetus by the A)fallopian tube.

B)umbilical cord.

C)endometrium.

D)cervix.

Q3) An oocyte is

A)the sperm that fertilizes an egg.

B)an unfertilized egg.

C)the tube that connects the ovaries to the uterus.

D)a byproduct of the uterine lining.

Q4) Alcohol,tobacco,and caffeine are all potential A)stimulants.

B)teratogens.

C)causal agents of maternal obesity.

D)causes of toxemia.

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Chapter 13: The Sexual Body in Health and Illness

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Q1) Which of the following are classified as eating disorders?

A)compulsive overeating

B)binge eating and purging

C)compulsive overdieting

D)All of these.

Q2) Cathy experiences heavy and painful periods.Her doctor finds through an ultrasound an abnormal growth of tissue outside the uterus.In this case,Cathy is most likely to be suffering from A)cervical dysplasiA.

B)priapism.

C)vulvodynia.

D)endometriosis.

Q3) What are symptoms and treatment options of endometriosis?

Q4) Define prostatitis,and name its symptoms.

Q5) All of the following factors increase the risk of ovarian cancer EXCEPT

A)the use of fertility drugs.

B)a family history of ovarian cancer.

C)multiple pregnancies.

D)a poor diet.

Q6) Describe eating disorders.

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Chapter 14: Sexual Function Difficulties, Dissastisfaction, Enhancement,

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Q1) Which item best describes the concept of sensate focus?

A)devoting one day to each sense;observing and studying how each contributes to the erotic experience

B)giving and receiving pleasure to each other without a sexual or coital goal

C)slowing down the pace of intercourse so that each step is fully experienced

D)expanding the repertoire of foreplay activities before penetration

Q2) Erectile disorder is a diagnosable problem in the DSM-5 only when the man or his partner is distressed by the occurrence.

A)True

B)False

Q3) Spasms of the pubococcygeus muscle is likely to result in which disorder in women?

A)Peyronie's disorder

B)substance/medication-induced sexual disorder

C)genital-pelvic pain/penetration disorder

D)Klinefelter's disorder

Q4) The fourth level of PLISSIT model involves giving limited information.

A)True

B)False

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Q5) What are some of the factors inhibiting a woman's orgasm during intercourse?

Chapter 15: Sexually Transmitted Infections

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Q1) Which of the following does NOT have to be reported to the state health department?

A)gonorrhea

B)syphilis

C)chlamydia

D)genital herpes

Q2) Gonorrhea is caused by a virus.

A)True

B)False

Q3) Which of the following is the second most reported notifiable disease in the United States?

A)gonorrhea

B)syphilis

C)salmonellosis

D)herpes

Q4) Which of the following is NOT considered a "possibly safe practice"?

A)deep French kissing a woman who is menstruating

B)cunnilingus with a woman who is menstruating

C)vaginal intercourse with a latex condom

D)fellatio with a condom

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Chapter 16: Hiv and Aids

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Q1) There are several variant strains of HIV as a result of mutations.

A)True

B)False

Q2) AIDS refers to a "syndrome" because symptoms occur as a group.

A)True

B)False

Q3) Which of the following approaches to HIV prevention is most likely to be controversial?

A)installing condom dispensers in restaurant bathrooms

B)training teen peer counselors to talk to classmates about safe sex

C)distributing literature that spreads awareness about HIV infection and AIDS

D)conducting syringe exchange programs for injection drug use

Q4) Identify the ways in which HIV can be transferred to a child.

Q5) Which of the following is a direct route of HIV transmission?

A)drinking

B)ingesting drugs

C)injecting drugs

D)smoking

Q6) What is a retrovirus?

Q7) Describe the typical course of AIDS,from initial infection to death.

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Chapter 17: Sexual Coercion

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Q1) A team of male workers traditionally welcome the new members of their group by a night of drinking at an "adult" club.They insist their newest female team member do the same.This behavior may be considered sexual harassment because A)of the unwelcome sexual advances.

B)they are making sexual favors a condition of employment.

C)they are creating a hostile environment.

D)it is physical conduct that is illegal in nature.

Q2) Which of the following terms is broadest in its meaning?

A)rape

B)sexual aggression

C)sexual coercion

D)incest

Q3) A child abuse prevention (CAP)program directed toward parents includes information on how to

A)use blame as a fear tactic on children to prevent child abuse.

B)talk to abusers and help them reform their ways.

C)identify signs of abuse or abusers through warning signs.

D)physically fight against child abusers.

Q4) Define sexual harassment.

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Chapter 18: Sexually Explicit Materials, Prostitution, and Sex

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Q1) The most common charge against prostitutes is A)solicitation.

B)pandering.

C)sodomy.

D)vagrancy.

Q2) Are brothels legal anywhere in the United States?

Q3) Which of the following is NOT a reason why prostitutes are at a higher risk of contracting HIV/AIDS?

A)They have multiple partners.

B)They tend to be homosexual or bisexual men.

C)They include many who are IV drug users.

D)They do not always require their customers to use condoms.

Q4) Which of the following is NOT a reason why individuals are attracted to sexually-explicit materials?

A)The sexual sensations elicited by erotica are pleasurable.

B)The material is often a source of sexual information.

C)The material portrays sex realistically in the context of human relationships.

D)The material allows for a relatively safe rehearsal of sexual activities.

Q5) Summarize what is currently known about male prostitutes.

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