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Sexual Diversity Studies

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Course Introduction

Sexual Diversity Studies explores the complex spectrum of human sexuality, gender identities, and expressions across different cultures, historical periods, and social contexts. This interdisciplinary course examines theoretical frameworks, key concepts, and lived experiences relating to LGBTQIA+ communities, while considering intersections with race, class, religion, ability, and other social factors. Students will engage with scholarly literature, personal narrative, media representation, and policy analysis to understand the ways sexual diversity shapes and is shaped by social norms, institutions, law, and activism, fostering critical thinking and empathy around issues of sexual and gender diversity.

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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) How are gay,lesbian,and bisexual individuals portrayed on television?

Answer: They are usually defined in terms of their sexual orientation,as if there is nothing more to their lives than sexuality.They are usually heavily stereotyped as well.

Q2) Obscene phone calls exemplify sexual behaviors that are

A)harmful to oneself.

B)harmful to others.

C)socially acceptable.

D)all of the above.

Answer: B

Q3) According to psychologist Sandra Pertot,which of the following is considered normal sexual behavior today?

A)regular and persistent physical sex drive

B)easy arousal

C)powerful orgasms

D)all of these

Answer: D

Q4) How did the Ancient Greeks regard same-sex relationships between males?

Answer: They were considered the highest form of love.They were not substitutes for male-female marriage.

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Chapter 2: Studying Human Sexuality

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Q1) According to the Times article,The Sunday Times in London asserted,incorrectly,that,

A)Dr.Roselli found evidence to prove that sexual orientation is genetic.

B)sexual orientation is the result of rejection from the mother.

C)Dr.Roselli found a way to cure homosexual rams with hormone treatment.

D)homosexuality was caused by a defective gene.

Answer: C

Q2) The focus of the sex information/advice genre is on

A)transmitting information that is factual and accurate.

B)issues of interest to young women.

C)informing adults about the variations in sexual behavior.

D)sexual behaviors within the context of celebrity marriages and extramarital affairs.

Answer: A

Q3) Traditional Japanese values allowed sexual freedom for men,but not for women. A)True

B)False

Answer: True

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Chapter 3: Female Sexual Anatomy, Physiology, and Response

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Q1) During sexual arousal,a small amount of moisture is secreted at the vaginal opening by

A)the Bartholin's glands.

B)the Cowper's glands.

C)the pubic sweat glands.

D)the Bentham's glands.

Answer: A

Q2) A woman without a hymen is not a virgin.

A)True

B)False

Answer: False

Q3) What are the two components of the female reproductive cycle?

A)the ovarian cycle and the hormone cycle

B)the ovarian cycle and the uterine cycle

C)the menstrual cycle and the ovarian cycle

D)the menstrual cycle and the hormone cycle

Answer: B

Q4) What are the two main functions of the ovaries?

Answer: They produce oocytes and produce sex hormones such as estrogen,progesterone,and testosterone.

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Chapter 4: Male Sexual Anatomy, Physiology, and Response

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Q1) The thick,clear fluid that often appears on the tip of the penis before ejaculation is produced by the

A)Cowper's glands.

B)prostate gland.

C)seminal vesicles.

D)Leydig cells.

Q2) The phase after orgasm during which men are not capable of having an ejaculation is called

A)retrograde ejaculation.

B)the refractory period.

C)the regenerative period.

D)ejaculatory retardation.

Q3) How is the male sexual response both similar to and different from the female sexual response?

Q4) Which of the following statements about penis size is accurate?

A)The penis will diminish in size with infrequent opportunities for arousal.

B)The percentage of volume increase during erection is greater in bigger penises than smaller ones.

C)The primary determinant of penis size is heredity.

D)Penis size is positively correlated to body size.

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Chapter 5: Gender and Gender Roles

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Q1) The umbrella term for those whose gender expression or identity is not congruent with the sex assigned at birth and whose gender is not validated by the dominant culture is A)homosexual.

B)cisgender.

C)heterosexual.

D)transgender.

Q2) All of the following are aspects of our anatomical sex EXCEPT A)genitals.

B)hormones.

C)gonads.

D)internal reproductive structures.

Q3) A cognitive development theorist and a cognitive social learning theorist agree on many things.However,they DISAGREE on

A)the influence of culture on gender roles.

B)whether age determines how learning takes place.

C)the role of parents in gender role socialization.

D)the role of modeling behavior.

Q4) What is androgen insensitivity syndrome (AIS)?

Q5) What are the key concepts of cognitive social learning theory?

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Chapter 6: Sexuality in Childhood and Adolescence

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Q1) Virtually all sex researchers and therapists view masturbation in childhood as harmless.

A)True

B)False

Q2) What is the MOST important thing menstruation in girls and nocturnal emissions in boys have in common?

A)They both need to be treated immediately.

B)They mark the beginning of fertility.

C)They indicate probabilities of sexual abuse.

D)They both are rare occurrences during adolescence..

Q3) Sex play during childhood

A)should be labeled "bad" and deemed inappropriate.

B)should be forbidden and punished because of its abnormality.

C)does not normally create a child's sexual orientation.

D)generally takes place between children of opposite sex.

Q4) The main way that children learn about sexuality from their parents is by A)observing their behavior.

B)adopting their attitudes.

C)letting themselves be taught what to do.

D)following their religious beliefs closely.

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Chapter 7: Sexuality in Adulthood

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Q1) Publicly acknowledging one's homosexual orientation is called A)outing.

B)coming out.

C)self-labeling.

D)closeting.

Q2) Menopause is best defined as

A)the onset of menstrual irregularities.

B)the recurrent dysplasia of the cervix.

C)the complete cessation of menstruation for at least a year.

D)the period during which women are highly fertile.

Q3) Describe the experience of African American gay and lesbian persons as a result of culture.

Q4) Edwin,a 50-year-old male,noticed that his erection was not as firm as before and it took more stimulation and time to achieve erection.Moreover,he also noticed that ejaculation seldom occurs.In this case,Edwin

A)should see a doctor immediately to get a prescription for ViagrA.

B)will likely soon no longer enjoy sex.

C)is experiencing changes that are perfectly normal.

D)may have most likely lost interest in his partner.

Q5) Why has cohabitation become increasingly accepted in American society?

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Chapter 8: Love and Communication in Intimate Relationships

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Q1) According to the triangular theory of love,what is romantic love?

Q2) Which of the following Sternberg's kinds of love is similar to Lee's storge style of love?

A)companionate

B)consummate

C)romantic

D)fatuous

Q3) Herbert and Maya have been married for ten years.They quarrel with each other frequently and even go without having proper conversations with each other for months together.In spite of this,they stay married under one roof for the sake of their young children.Which of the following kinds of love is exemplified in this scenario?

A)empty love

B)companionate love

C)fatuous love

D)consummate love

Q4) Men are more likely than women to separate sex from affection.

A)True

B)False

Q5) How does attachment theory explain the different styles of love?

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Chapter 9: Sexual Expression

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Q1) Which of the following statements about kissing is FALSE?

A)Kissing involves the senses of taste and smell.

B)Kissing involves the lips and mouth that are highly sensitive to touch.

C)Kissing always involves exchanging bodily fluids.

D)Kissing can facilitate exploration of our bodies.

Q2) Paula and Rick indulge in public display of affection;they send cards and flowers to each other and often surprise each other with intimate gifts.They tend to quickly resolve an issue by just indulging in sexual activity with each other.Which of the following types of sexual styles is being practiced by Paula and Rick here?

A)traditional style

B)emotionally expressive style

C)complementary style

D)soulmate style

Q3) Men who are able to provide oral stimulation to themselves are able to perform

A)autofellatio.

B)fellalingus.

C)reciprocal fellatio.

D)cunnilingus.

Q4) What is erotophilia?

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Chapter 10: Variations in Sexual Behavior

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Q1) Natalie likes to dominate her partner,Ryan,while having sex.She chains him up and whips him before having sex with him.Here,Natalie,who specializes in disciplining Ryan is known as a A)surrogate.

B)dominatrix. C)copraphiliaC. D)klismaphiliac.

Q2) Describe sexual addiction and the controversy surrounding it.

Q3) The most common motive for necrophilic behavior is the possession of a partner who can neither resist nor reject.

A)True

B)False

Q4) It is best to ignore and distance oneself from an exhibitionist because reacting strongly only reinforces his or her behavior. A)True B)False

Q5) Partialism refers to an exclusive sexual attraction to a specific body part. A)True B)False

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Chapter 11: Contraception and Abortion

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Q1) What are the characteristics of individuals who are at the greatest risk to use contraceptives inconsistently?

Q2) Which of the following is FALSE about Depo-Provera?

A)It works by stopping ovulation.

B)It's risks are similar to those of the pill.

C)It is best for those desiring immediate pregnancy.

D)It may cause irregular bleeding.

Q3) Depo-Provera (DMPA)is administered

A)orally in the form of a pill.

B)through quarterly injections.

C)orally in form of a liquid.

D)through annual injections.

Q4) How do intrauterine devices (IUDs)work?

Q5) Having tracked her daily temperature for several months now,Martha notices that at one point in her cycle,her temperature dips and then rises as much as a degree.What is she attempting to identify?

A)the point at which ovulation occurs

B)the beginning of the late luteal phase

C)the beginning of menstruation

D)a random temperature variation within a month's time

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Chapter 12: Conception, Pregnancy, and Childbirth

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Q1) Which of the following is primarily used to determine fetal age,position of the fetus and placenta,and possible developmental problems?

A)ultrasound

B)amniocentesis

C)alpha-fetoprotein test

D)chorionic villus sampling

Q2) Fetal alcohol syndrome is NOT characterized by A)heart defects.

B)unusual facial characteristics.

C)behavioral deficits.

D)respiratory depression.

Q3) Preterm births are those that take place before _____ weeks of gestation.

A)32

B)35

C)37

D)40

Q4) Explain the process of amniocentesis.

Q5) What is the cause of most miscarriages?

Q6) How can a woman determine if she is indeed pregnant after missing a menstrual period?

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Chapter 13: The Sexual Body in Health and Illness

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Q1) Define sexual health.

Q2) In men,diabetes contributes to A)difficulty achieving an erection.

B)sterility.

C)increased sexual desire.

D)development of the breasts.

Q3) All forms of cancer

A)involve the formation of a solid tumor.

B)are a result of benign tumors.

C)are caused by aberrant cell behavior.

D)grow at a similar speed.

Q4) Which of the following are classified as eating disorders?

A)compulsive overeating

B)binge eating and purging

C)compulsive overdieting

D)All of these.

Q5) Symptoms of prostate cancer include difficulty in getting an erection.

A)True

B)False

Q6) Describe some of the traits often found in people with eating disorders.

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Chapter 14: Sexual Function Difficulties, Dissastisfaction, Enhancement,

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Q1) Zach is not able to ejaculate easily.Often it takes him 40 minutes or more of concentrated thrusting before he ejaculates.Zach is most likely experiencing A)premature ejaculation.

B)inhibited ejaculation.

C)delayed ejaculation.

D)retrograde ejaculation.

Q2) Kevin who has erection difficulties seeks the help of a cognitive-behavioral therapist.As part of the therapy,the therapist is most likely to ask

A)Kevin to experience more power and control in the course of foreplay and coitus.

B)Kevin's partner to set high expectations and convey the same to Kevin in order to keep him motivated.

C)Kevin and his partner to play with each other's genitals without attempting an erection.

D)Kevin to condition his arousal to various fantasies and objects so that he can become erect by thinking about them.

Q3) Describe the PLISSIT model of sex therapy.

Q4) How do erection-enhancing drugs act to improve erectile function?

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Chapter 15: Sexually Transmitted Infections

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Q1) A newborn child is at risk if its mother has gonorrhea because the A)causative bacterium can pass through the placentA.

B)child can contract the disease through breastfeeding.

C)disease can be contracted during childbirth.

D)infant can contract the disease through the utensils the mother has touched.

Q2) The results of an Australian study found that women who had sex with women had higher rate of bacterial vaginosis (BV)than heterosexual women.

A)True

B)False

Q3) The first symptom of syphilis is A)rashes.

B)ulcers of the endocrine glands.

C)descending paralysis.

D)the appearance of a chancre.

Q4) Describe the health problems associated with chlamydia.

Q5) Which of the following is caused by a single-celled protozoan parasite?

A)scabies

B)gonorrhea

C)trichomoniasis

D)candidiasis

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Chapter 16: Hiv and Aids

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Q1) Older Americans are more likely than younger Americans to be diagnosed with HIV infection later in the course of their disease.

A)True

B)False

Q2) The CD4 receptors on a helper T cell are attracted to

A)GP 120 in HIV.

B)GP 41 in HIV.

C)p17 in HIV.

D)Ero 1 in HIV.

Q3) Which of the following is the most common route of HIV infection in children?

A)through infected paraphernalia

B)through perinatal transmission

C)through infected blood transfusions

D)through parenteral transmission

Q4) What are opportunistic infections?

Q5) Which of the following is a treatment for people infected with HIV?

A)photoherapy

B)macrophagic cell enlargement therapy

C)antiretroviral therapy

D)xenotransplantation

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Chapter 17: Sexual Coercion

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Q1) Two phases of rape trauma syndrome are the acute phase and the A)decompensation phase.

B)reorganization phase.

C)stress phase.

D)blame phase.

Q2) Adrian,a student at a university in California,pursues his class mate Julia for months together.Eventually,she becomes friendly with him.One day,he gets intoxicated and tries to initiate sexual contact with Julia only to be stopped and rebuked by her.Who among the two has an upper hand in this situation?

A)Julia,because there was no sign of affirmative consent on her part

B)Adrian,because he was intoxicated at the time and cannot be held for his actions

C)Julia,because she is a woman and has an advantage over men in sexual matters

D)Adrian,because Julia has been friendly with him all the while and has no reason to refuse his sexual advances

Q3) Boys in middle and secondary school often harass girls for the purpose of gaining the respect of other boys.

A)True

B)False

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Chapter 18: Sexually Explicit Materials, Prostitution, and Sex Laws

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Q1) Lolita runs away from an abusive father and ends up in a city where she offers sexual favors to clients whom she randomly meets at the signal or near gas stations.She mostly performs fellatio on her customers and often faces threatening incidents like assault and rape.In this case,Lolita is most likely a A)call girl.

B)streetwalker.

C)masseuse.

D)pimp.

Q2) What is the difference between erotica and pornography?

Q3) Which of the following is NOT typical of streetwalkers?

A)They gain contacts through public solicitation.

B)Their most common activity is fellatio.

C)They are less likely to be beaten,robbed,or raped than other prostitutes.

D)They include some who are married and have satisfactory sexual relationships in their private lives.

Q4) People who read or view sexually explicit material usually recognize it as reality.

A)True

B)False

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