Sexuality Education Test Preparation
Course Introduction
This course provides a comprehensive exploration of human sexuality across the lifespan, addressing the biological, psychological, social, and cultural dimensions that shape sexual attitudes and behaviors. Students will examine topics such as human development, relationships, diversity, sexual health, and ethical considerations in sexuality education. The curriculum prepares learners to navigate and communicate about sexuality in a respectful, factual, and inclusive manner, equipping future educators and professionals with the knowledge and skills needed to promote healthy sexual attitudes, well-being, and informed decision-making in diverse communities.
Recommended Textbook UNDERSTANDING HUMAN SEXUALITY 13th Edition by Janet
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Chapter 1: Sexuality in Perspective
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Q1) Which of the following is a general rule with regard to the standard of attractiveness?
A)An attractive woman is a thin woman.
B)A poor complexion is unattractive.
C)A plump woman is considered unattractive.
D)Having small ears and nose is considered attractive.
Answer: B
Q2) _____ are subtle insults directed at people of color,often done nonconsciously.
A)Microaggressions against trans people
B)Sexual orientation microaggressions
C)Racial microagressions
D)Gender microaggressions
Answer: C
Q3) Historically,which of the following is true regarding sexual attitudes in China?
A)Attitudes about sexuality were strongly influenced by Christian-puritanism.
B)The Chinese have always condemned homosexuality.
C)Attitudes about sexuality have been influenced by puritanical Taoist beliefs.
D)Negative and repressive attitudes about sexuality became dominant under the neo-Confucianists.
Answer: D
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Chapter 2: Theoretical Perspectives on Sexuality
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Q1) In the context of matching hypothesis,which of the following reflects the operation of matching?
A)people at all levels of attractiveness find partners
B)people look for the most attractive mate
C)unattractive people do not have partners
D)attractiveness equals health and fertility
Answer: A
Q2) According to Freud's psychoanalytic theory,a person who is addicted to smoking cigarettes is most likely to be fixated at the _____ Stage.
A)phallic
B)anal
C)oral
D)latency
Answer: C
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Chapter 3: Sex Research
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Q1) The findings of a research study on the sexual habits of adolescents are printed in a medical journal along with the names of those who participated in the study.In ethical terms,this study has violated the
A)principle of informed consent.
B)principle of protection from harm.
C)cost-benefit principle.
D)justice principle.
Answer: B
Q2) Which of the following problems is best minimized by assuring participants that their responses will be completely anonymous and convincing them that the research will be used for scientific purposes?
A)influence of extraneous factors
B)memory distortion
C)volunteer bias
D)purposeful distortion
Answer: D
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Chapter 4: Sexual Anatomy
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Q1) The layer of the uterus that is sloughed off during menstruation and creates the menstrual discharge is the _____.
A)endometrium
B)myometrium
C)exometrium
D)perimetrium
Q2) Which of the following is true of the biological makeup and functioning of the penis in human males?
A)The penis contains a bone,which aids in erection.
B)The foreskin of the penis is not retractable.
C)The flaccid state of the penis is known as tumescence.
D)The erection of the penis results entirely from blood flow.
Q3) One of the main functions of the _____ is the production of eggs.
A)hymen
B)breasts
C)vagina
D)ovaries
Q4) Briefly describe the risk factors for breast and cervical cancer,the treatment options available,and their likely outcomes.
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Chapter 5: Sex Hormones, Sexual Differentiation, and the
Menstrual
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Q1) Which of the following statements is true of the adrenal glands?
A)They are located just below the kidneys.
B)In females,they are the major producers of androgens.
C)Adrenarche generally begins after age 14.
D)They limit the growth of pubic and axillary hair in females.
Q2) _____ is a problem faced more often by boys because of the clogging of sebaceous glands during puberty.
A)Acne
B)Obesity
C)Increased secretion of adrenal androgens
D)Growth of pubic hair
Q3) Discuss the biological and psychological cycles that are present in men.
Q4) Which of the following statements is true of the sex-determining region,Y chromosome (SRY)?
A)It is a gene related to the prenatal differentiation of the gonads.
B)It carries genes that control normal functioning of the ovaries.
C)It is secreted by the testis-determining factor (TDF).
D)It is involved in gonad differentiation in both males and females.
Q5) Discuss the common problem of painful menstruation.
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Chapter 6: Conception, Pregnancy, Childbirth
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Q1) What effect can the intake of alcohol by a pregnant woman have on her fetus?
Q2) _____ is an assisted reproductive technology (ART)that involves transferring a fertilized,developing egg from the uterus of one woman to the uterus of another.
A)Artificial insemination
B)Gamete intrafallopian transfer (GIFT)
C)Zygote intrafallopian transfer (ZIFT)
D)Embryo transfer
Q3) A woman having her first baby is known as a _____.
A)primipara
B)doula
C)couvade
D)conceptus
Q4) Nägele's rule is used to determine
A)whether a pregnancy is normal or ectopic.
B)whether the cervix has dilated sufficiently.
C)a woman's expected date of delivery.
D)the bodyweight of the fetus.
Q5) Discuss the various assisted reproductive technologies (ART)that have been developed to aid the process of conception.
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Chapter 7: Contraception and Abortion
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Q1) Which of the following is a disadvantage of condoms?
A)They increase the risk of contracting sexually transmitted infections (STIs).
B)They cannot be used in conjunction with a contraceptive foam.
C)They have been known to lessen pleasure during intercourse.
D)They cannot be used in conjunction with birth control pills.
Q2) How effective is the male condom in providing protection against sexually transmitted infections (STIs)?
Q3) How does the vaginal ring work?
A)It kills sperm as they swim up the fallopian tubes.
B)It stops sperm from secreting hyaluronidase.
C)It contains hormones that inhibit ovulation.
D)It prevents men from ejaculating.
Q4) Which of the following methods of contraception is most likely to help protect against sexually transmitted infections (STIs)?
A)oral contraceptives
B)intrauterine devices (IUDs)
C)condoms
D)implants
Q5) Compare the female condom with the male condom.
Q6) Explain how the combination pill works.
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Chapter 8: Sexual Arousal
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Q1) _____ refers to the technique in which a man's penis moves between the thighs of the partner.
A)Interfemoral intercourse
B)Tribadism
C)Fellatio
D)Cunnilingus
Q2) The _____ are centers in the spinal cord or brain that receive the message sent by the receptors,interpret it,and send out a message to produce the appropriate response.
A)interceptors
B)refractors
C)effectors
D)transmitters
Q3) _____ ejaculation occurs when the ejaculate empties into the bladder,rather than going out through the tip of the penis.
A)Premature
B)Refractive
C)Retrograde
D)Reflective
Q4) List the key criticisms of Masters and Johnson's sexual response model.
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Chapter 9: Sexuality and the Life Cycle: Childhood and Adolescence
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Q1) Adrenarche
A)occurs around 14-16 years of age.
B)stimulates the production of sex hormones.
C)halts the production of sex hormones.
D)occurs after 16 years of age.
Q2) According to research,during which period do children typically hear about heterosexual intercourse?
A)birth to 2 years
B)2-4 years
C)5-11 years
D)14-18 years
Q3) According to Erikson's stages of psychosocial development,which of the following crises do children face during infancy?
A)identity vs.role confusion
B)initiative vs.guilt
C)autonomy vs.shame and doubt
D)basic trust vs.mistrust
Q4) Explain the concept of friends with benefits (FWB).
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Q5) What is meant by sexualization? What are some of its potential consequences?
Q6) What is meant by hooking up?
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Chapter 10: Sexuality and the Life Cycle: Adulthood
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Q1) According to the National Health and Social Life Survey (NHSLS)data,which of the following is true of mouth-genital techniques in marital sex?
A)Much larger percentages of women over age 50 as compared to those under 50 have given or received oral sex in their lifetime.
B)A majority of women reported that their partners had stimulated their genitals orally.
C)Less than 5 percent of women had stimulated their partners orally.
D)Women who have attended college are more likely to refrain from mouth-genital techniques than women who did not complete high school.
Q2) Michael felt that he had not been receiving enough attention from his wife over the last year.As a result of this,he began an extramarital affair with his coworker.Which theory helps us understand what motivated Michael to have the affair?
A)swinging theory
B)evolutionary theory
C)endogamic theory
D)equity theory
Q3) What is equity theory? What does it tell us about extramarital affairs?
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Chapter 11: Attraction, love, and Communication
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Q1) According to Robert Sternberg's triangular theory of love,the emotional component of love is _____.
A)commitment
B)passion
C)decision
D)intimacy
Q2) The type of culture where two people,who have agreed to marry,describe their love for one another as companionate,or as a friendship with a great deal of respect for the other is most likely to be characterized by _____.
A)collectivism
B)individualism
C)independence
D)capitalism
Q3) Which of the following is said to reflect developmental instability (DI)?
A)physical fitness
B)visible symmetry
C)fluctuating asymmetry
D)Body Mass Index (BMI)
Q4) Briefly explain the two component theory of love.
Q5) Briefly define Sternberg's three components of love.
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Chapter 12: Gender and Sexuality
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Q1) According to Ira Reiss,the kind of sexual expression where the emphasis is placed on physical pleasure can be called
A)body-centered sex.
B)person-centered sex.
C)context-centered sex.
D)transcendental sex.
Q2) One of the stereotyped images of African American women's sexuality is that of _____ who is fat and asexual.
A)the Gold Digger
B)the Mammy
C)the Jezebel
D)the Sister Savior
Q3) Males and females show significant differences by maturity in their sexuality.The authors of your text suggest that one of the things that could be done to equalize orgasmic responsiveness between females and males is to
A)give girls information about masturbation.
B)discipline boys more for participating in masturbation.
C)prohibit both boys and girls from masturbating.
D)encourage a submissive sexual role for women.
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Chapter 13: Sexual Orientation: Gay, Straight, or Bi
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Q1) Distinguish between the terms "homophobia" and "antigay prejudice."
Q2) Sociological theory emphasizes the effect of _____ in explaining homosexuality.
A)evolution
B)parenting
C)diet
D)labeling
Q3) How might prenatal factors account for the development of homosexuality?
Q4) Which of the following is the most likely reason for statistics on homosexuality being complex?
A)Homosexuality is not clearly defined.
B)Women typically exaggerate their homosexual encounters.
C)Men typically exaggerate their homosexual encounters.
D)Research conducted on homosexual behavior is illegal.
Q5) During the Spanish Inquisition,people who were accused of being homosexuals were burned at the stake.In the 20th century,however,this view was replaced by the medical model which considered homosexuality to be a(n)
A)form of mental illness.
B)genetic disorder.
C)normal expression of sexuality.
D)intrinsic part of all heterosexuals.
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Chapter 14: Variations in Sexual Behavior
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Q1) A review of all types of treatment programs concludes that A)such programs did not lead to sexual recidivism at all.
B)cognitive-behavioral therapies (CBT)based programs are consistently shown to be effective.
C)classical behavioral programs have the greatest significant effect.
D)the rate of reoffending after 20 years is about 80 percent for all types of treatment.
Q2) Which of the following components of sexual development is most likely to be disturbed in the case of cross-dressing?
A)gender identity developed in early childhood
B)sexual responsiveness to appropriate stimuli
C)formation of relationships with others
D)perception of gender roles
Q3) A more accurate term encompassing satyriasis and nymphomania is A)cybersexuality.
B)bisexuality.
C)asexuality.
D)hypersexuality.
Q4) Discuss the two styles of interaction that are related to sadomasochism (S-M).
Q5) Explain prevention of sexual variations.
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Chapter 15: Sexual Coercion
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Q1) _____ is one of the most common forms of rape,especially between students on college campuses.
A)Gang rape
B)Virtual rape
C)Cyber rape
D)Date rape
Q2) At a party,Brian finds a girl who has drunk herself into unconsciousness.He carries her to a room,locks the door,and has sex with her before she is revived.This act constitutes _____.
A)troilism
B)rape
C)voyeurism
D)zoophilia
Q3) Discuss some of the ways that are used to treat sex offenders currently.
Q4) Research conducted on rapists found that they
A)were never sexually abused during their formative years.
B)always have high levels of inhibition and self-regulation.
C)may have experienced environmental triggers,such as being in a war.
D)do not have a sense of entitlement involving male superiority.
Q5) List and explain at least six strategies that will help to prevent rape.
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Chapter 16: Sex for Sale
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Q1) Which of the following is true about hustlers?
A)The majority of hustlers work full-time.
B)Hustlers deal exclusively with a heterosexual clientele.
C)Bar hustlers experience working conditions and risks similar to female streetwalkers.
D)Only a minority of hustlers work with homosexual men.
Q2) Theorists suggest that women are not attracted to porn because
A)it emphasizes impersonal sex.
B)it downplays sexual variety.
C)it focuses on romantic relationships.
D)it only portrays homosexual content.
Q3) Which of the following is true about streetwalkers?
A)They face less social stigma than call girls and escorts.
B)They are more likely to impose time constraints on clients.
C)They are the least likely type of sex worker to be arrested.
D)They are the highest paid type of sex worker.
Q4) Distinguish between erotica,obscenity,and pornography.Why are the differences important?
Q5) Discuss the three major feminist criticisms of pornography.Are these criticisms valid?
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Chapter 17: Sexual Disorders and Sex Therapy
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Q1) Which of the following is the physiological component involved in female sexual arousal disorders?
A)discrepancy of sexual desire
B)difficulties with lubrication
C)hypoactive sexual desire
D)lifelong female orgasmic disorder
Q2) Factors such as rape and seductive behavior by parents that contribute to the development of a sexual disorder are classified under the category of _____ factors.
A)immediate
B)behavioral
C)prior learning
D)current
Q3) Which of the following disorders is the most common among men who seek sex therapy?
A)retrograde ejaculation
B)inhibited ejaculation
C)erectile disorder
D)ejaculatory disorder
Q4) What is cognitive restructuring and how is it used in sex therapy?
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Chapter 18: Sexually Transmitted Infections
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Q1) The category of individuals in the U.S who constitute the largest group of those who have acquired immune deficiency syndrome (AIDS)is
A)people who inject drugs.
B)hemophiliacs and people with other blood disorders.
C)heterosexuals.
D)men who have sex with men.
Q2) The early stage of human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)infection lasts as long as
A)the ELISA test does not detect the presence of antibodies to HIV.
B)the T cell count stays below 5000 and there is a mild swelling of lymph nodes.
C)opportunistic infections can be controlled with treatment.
D)the person is feeling well and the T cell count stays around 1,000.
Q3) People in the early stage of human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)infection _____.
A)are unable to transmit the virus
B)can be asymptomatic carriers
C)are symptomatic with the appearance of lesions
D)develop various forms of skin cancer
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Chapter 19: Ethics, Religion, and Sexuality
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Q1) A church founded by homosexuals in order to find an atmosphere of greater understanding and tolerance is
A)the Church of Quakers.
B)the Unitarian Church.
C)the Church of Free People.
D)the Metropolitan Community Church.
Q2) Which of the following reflects the rejectionist position on homosexuality?
A)They are rejected with no scope of acceptance afterward.
B)God loves the homosexual and offers salvation,so it is not an abnormal lifestyle.
C)They are rejected unless they repent and become heterosexual.
D)Though it is a violation of divine standards,it is not a violation of natural affections.
Q3) The religion of the world that is unique in insisting on monogamy in marriage is
A)Hinduism.
B)Islam.
C)ancient Judaism.
D)Christianity.
Q4) Describe the classical Greek view of sex.
Q5) Briefly describe the role of sex in Hinduism.
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Chapter 20: Sex and the Law
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Q1) The real problem in most jurisdictions regarding crimes of obscenity is
A)locating people who buy obscene material.
B)deciding precisely what is legally obscene.
C)determining the age of the individuals involved.
D)identifying locations that sell such material.
Q2) _____ is defined as intercourse involving persons at least one of whom is married to someone else.
A)Larceny
B)Cohabitation
C)Battery
D)Adultery
Q3) In 1986,24 states had laws against sodomy.In 2003,the U.S.Supreme Court
A)ruled that such laws are an unconstitutional invasion of privacy.
B)validated the sodomy laws that remained in the legal codes in 13 states.
C)revised these laws such that they would work to exempt gays in general.
D)ruled that it would become illegal to enforce them only against lesbians.
Q4) Distinguish between pornography and obscenity.
Q5) Discuss the reasons behind the implementation of sex laws in a society.
Q6) The "Don't Ask,Don't Tell Repeal Act of 2010" allows gays and lesbians to serve openly in the military.
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