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Sexual Health Education is a comprehensive course designed to equip students with accurate, evidence-based knowledge about human sexuality, sexual development, and reproductive health. The course explores a variety of topics including anatomy and physiology, contraception, sexually transmitted infections (STIs), consent, healthy relationships, sexual orientation and gender identity, communication skills, and cultural perspectives around sexuality. Emphasizing the importance of personal and social responsibility, the course also addresses issues of sexual rights, safety, and decision-making, preparing students to make informed choices and to promote sexual health in their communities.
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Human Sexuality Diversity in Contemporary America9th Edition by William Yarber
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Q1) 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
Q2) Reproduction is viewed as an abnormal sexual behavior by most cultures.
A)True
B)False
Answer: False
Q3) Identify a recreational activity that has altered communication means and interpersonal relationships between individuals.
A)sleeping
B)web-surfing
C)relaxing at a spa
D)wave-surfing
Answer: B
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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Q1) The notion that gay male relationships are doomed to fail is an example of A)an urban myth.
B)conventional wisdom.
C)cultural insensitivity.
D)a sexual stereotype.
Answer: D
Q2) Traditional Japanese values allowed sexual freedom for men,but not for women.
A)True
B)False
Answer: True
Q3) 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
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Q1) Rebecca has had an alarmingly heavy flow without much pain during her menstrual cycle.She has soaked through a sanitary pad in less than an hour.Which of the following would be the most likely diagnosis in this case?
A)menorrhagia
B)dyspareunia
C)amenorrhea
D)dysmenorrhea
Answer: A
Q2) Which of the following is NOT a recommendation for dealing with premenstrual changes?
A)consume a well-balanced diet
B)avoid tobacco
C)avoid physical exertion like exercise
D)get sufficient sleep
Answer: C
Q3) The luteal phase is the most variable phase of the ovarian cycle.
A)True
B)False
Answer: False

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Q1) Which of the following hormones is a protein hormone produced by men?
A)testosterone
B)prolactin
C)inhibin
D)progesterone
Q2) Which of the following hormones stimulates testosterone production in the interstitial cells in men?
A)gonadotropin-releasing hormone (GnRH)
B)follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH)
C)luteinizing hormone (LH)
D)human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG)
Q3) Gynecomastia refers to an abnormal swelling of the scrotal sac.
A)True
B)False
Q4) An erection response cannot be consciously willed because it is controlled by the parasympathetic nervous system.
A)True
B)False
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Q1) In some East African societies,a male child is referred to as a A)he-she.
B)keiki.
C)woman-child.
D)man-child.
Q2) 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.
Q3) Transgender is an inclusive category.
A)True
B)False
Q4) Our gender role is the gender we feel ourselves to be. A)True B)False
Q5) In the traditional Western view,masculinity and femininity are polar opposites. A)True
B)False
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Q1) Which of the following is NOT a characteristic change in girls during puberty?
A)the development of breasts
B)the first menstrual period
C)the onset of vaginal mucous secretions
D)the formation of the hymen
Q2) Pubertal physical changes in girls typically begin between the ages of
A)5 and 8.
B)8 and 13.
C)14 and 17.
D)15 and 18.
Q3) Which of the following is NOT a sexual milestone in adolescence?
A)development of breasts
B)onset of ejaculation
C)menarche
D)masturbation
Q4) Babies born to teenage mothers
A)are more likely to be adopted by nonfamily members.
B)are twice as likely to lack prenatal care.
C)will have ongoing contact with their fathers.
D)do just as well as babies born to older women.
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Q1) Which of the following is a way through which menopausal hormone therapy is administered?
A)as an oral medication
B)as a patch applied on the skin
C)as a spray or gel
D)all of these
Q2) What is the main difference between dating in a school environment and dating in the working singles world?
A)There is no built-in mechanism for meeting people at work.
B)School environments are more permissive.
C)In the singles' world,there is more tolerance for casual affairs.
D)There are more opportunities to meet people in the working singles' world.
Q3) Many gay men and lesbian women experience some of the same negative attitudes toward homosexuality as their heterosexual counterparts.
A)True
B)False
Q4) Describe how Kinsey's model of sexual orientation differed from the dichotomous model.
Q5) What are the developmental concerns in middle adulthood?
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Q1) Cara has abstained from all sexual activity since she and her fiancé broke up last year.Cara is practicing
A)celibacy.
B)asexuality.
C)homosexuality.
D)all of these.
Q2) Which of the following refers to sexual or romantic relationships outside of a primary or dating couple?
A)extradyadic involvement
B)enmeshment
C)rebound sex
D)exclusive relationship
Q3) Jealous aggression is often directed toward one's partner,rather than a rival.
A)True
B)False
Q4) Within established relationships,men continue to overtly initiate sexual encounters more frequently than women.
A)True
B)False
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Q1) Which of the following is the most common of McCarthy's sexual styles?
A)complementary
B)traditional
C)soulmate
D)emotionally expressive
Q2) Women who masturbate are more likely to be orgasmic than those who don't.
A)True
B)False
Q3) Which of the following are like plans that organize and direct one's sexual behavior?
A)sexual rights
B)sexual scripts
C)sexual stereotypes
D)sexual posters
Q4) What are the two chief concerns that women have concerning cunnilingus?
Q5) The more educated one becomes,the more frequently one engages in masturbation.
A)True
B)False
Q6) Name the four most common intercourse positions in our culture.
Q7) Name the three components of our sexual scripts.
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Q1) What profession would provide convenient access to partners for a person with necrophilia?
A)a plumber
B)a physician
C)a mortician
D)a zookeeper
Q2) Before intercourse with his wife,Justin finds it very arousing when she obliges to stare at and comment on his erect penis.Would Justin be considered an exhibitionist?
A)Yes,since such behavior is paraphilic.
B)No,if his partner is female.
C)Yes,because arousal and gratification by displaying the genitals is coercive.
D)No,because this behavior is consensual and noncoercive.
Q3) Which of the following phrases best defines sexual variations?
A)sexual expression that is illegal
B)sexual activity that solely involves force or coercion
C)sexual behavior that is not statistically typical
D)sexual behaviors that are not socially approved
Q4) What does a frotteur typically do?
Q5) What are the criteria for diagnosing pedophilia?
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Q1) Michelle and Aiden had unprotected sex last night.If we know nothing about the timing of Michelle's menstrual cycle,what is the overall chance that Michelle is pregnant?
A)2-4 percent
B)13-15 percent
C)30-35 percent
D)50-55 percent
Q2) What is the basis for determining which contraceptive technique is best for a couple?
Q3) Nonoxynol-9 is effective for preventing many sexually transmitted diseases (STIs)including HIV.
A)True
B)False
Q4) Which of these doesn't belong with the others?
A)oral contraceptives
B)vaginal rings
C)cervical caps
D)implants
Q5) Discuss some of the reasons why couples fail to use contraception.
Q6) How do intrauterine devices (IUDs)work?
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Q1) A woman may experience a "fourth trimester" in which she undergoes physical stabilization and emotional adjustment.This period is called the A)postpartum period.
B)afterbirth readjustment period.
C)recuperative moratorium.
D)melancholic period.
Q2) Tamesha has missed her period.Her doctor does a vaginal exam and tells her that she is likely pregnant.This is because the doctor would have noticed
A)a higher concentration of T cells in Tamesha's blood.
B)a softening of Tamesha's uterus just below the cervix.
C)a decrease in the size of Tamesha's uterus.
D)the presence of vasopressin in Tamesha's cervix.
Q3) Before lactation begins,the woman's breast may secrete a yellowish liquid rich in protein that contains antibodies to help protect the baby from disease.This liquid is A)cholesterol.
B)colostrum.
C)mammary exudate.
D)pseudo-milk.
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Q1) 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.
Q2) What are the five surgeries described by the American Cancer Society for breast cancer?
Q3) Compared to heterosexual women,lesbian women
A)are generally less vulnerable to all kinds of cancer,especially breast cancer.
B)are at greater risk for breast cancer because of their lack of exposure to testosterone.
C)with breast cancer are more likely to detect their cancer in the early stages of the disease.
D)might be at a greater risk for breast cancer because they have a greater prevalence of some risk factors for breast cancer.
Q4) Toxic shock syndrome is caused by A)endometriosis.
B)a bacterium.
C)papillomavirus.
D)none of these.
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Q1) What are some of the factors inhibiting a woman's orgasm during intercourse?
Q2) Which therapeutic approach is most effective in treating difficulties such as premature ejaculation and erectile difficulties resulting from mild anxieties?
A)psychoanalytic
B)cognitive-behavioral
C)psychosexual
D)pharmacological
Q3) 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
Q4) Gay men and lesbian women tend to have sexual function difficulties and dissatisfaction as a result of conflict within the self caused by A)priapism.
B)sexual aversion disorder.
C)internalized homophobia.
D)relationship problems.
Q5) Describe the PLISSIT model of sex therapy.
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Q1) Which of the following statements is true of pelvic inflammatory disease (PID)?
A)It cannot be cured,but its symptoms can be treated.
B)It is one of the leading causes of female infertility.
C)It is only caused by the Nisseria gonorrhoeae bacterium.
D)It occurs when bacteria moves downwards from a woman's fallopian tubes into her uterus.
Q2) Kate,a sexually active 25-year-old woman,has blisters on her genitals.The blisters break and leave sores.Upon diagnosis,she is told that the infection cannot be cured,but the symptoms can be treated.In this case,Kate is most likely to be infected with A)chlamydiA.
B)genital herpes.
C)syphilis.
D)genital humanpapilloma virus (HPV).
Q3) Candidiasis is caused by
A)bacteria not normally present in the vaginA.
B)infection of the endometrial tissue.
C)overgrowth of a fungus normally present in the vagina.
D)misuse of diaphragms and sponges resulting in infection.
Q4) Describe the health problems associated with chlamydia.
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Q1) At first,AIDS within the United States seemed to be confined principally to three groups: gay men,Haitians,and people with A)hemophiliA.
B)neurocognitive disorders.
C)eating disorders.
D)haemochromatosis.
Q2) According to a recent study of women at urban health clinics,which of the following is likely to play a larger role in HIV transmission than race or ethnicity?
A)poverty
B)lack of access to health care
C)housing insecurity
D)All of these.
Q3) Which of the following can increase the risk of HIV infection?
A)eating food prepared by an HIV-infected food handler
B)donating blood
C)cuddling an HIV-infected person
D)having multiple sex partners
Q4) Describe the stigmatization of HIV and other STIs.What is the result of this stigmatization?
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Q1) Adults who are sexually abused are NOT likely to A)have self-destructive tendencies.
B)feel negatively toward themselves.
C)be a rape victim or a victim of violence.
D)change his or her sexual orientation because of the abuse.
Q2) According to the 2009 National School Climate Survey,the number of gay,bisexual and transgender youth that experienced harassment at school in 2008 were
A)2 in 10.
B)5 in 10.
C)7 in 10.
D)9 in 10.
Q3) Child sexual abuse is normally categorized according to A)the degree of coercion.
B)the degree of consent from the child.
C)family relationships.
D)the age of the child.
Q4) What kinds of attitudes and behaviors are indicators that a man is likely to behave in a sexually coercive way?
Q5) Describe the gender differences that may contribute to sexual harassment.
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Q1) Heena,a former stripper,works as a prostitute in Nevada and sells her sexual services to certain regular customers in a house of prostitution.She is required by law to take up regular medical and STI exams and demands that she inspects her customers' genitals for any infection before she has sexual contact with them.In this case,Heena is a(n) A)street prostitute.
B)brothel prostitute.
C)masseuse.
D)escort prostitute.
Q2) The availability of in-home media such as sexually explicit films and downloadable clips and films on the Internet has had a profound effect on who views erotic films.
A)True
B)False
Q3) In 1996,concerned that some states might legalize gay marriage,Congress passed the
A)Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA).
B)Don't Ask Don't Tell (DADT)policy.
C)Recognition of Customary Marriages Act.
D)Forced Marriage Act.
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