Question 1: The ________ theory of homosexuality is based on the idea that levels of certain ________ differ from heterosexuals either _______ or ________ birth.
A. genetic, genes, prenatally, after
B. hormonal, hormones, prenatally, after
C. genetic, hormones, during, after
D. psychoanalytic, neurotransmitters, during, after
E. hormonal, hormones, during, after
Question 2: Sigmund Freud hypothesized that everyone is born with the potential to be ________.
A. heterosexual
B. bisexual
C. homosexual
D. transsexual
E. transgender
Question 3: The ________ theory of sexual orientation connects sexual orientation to ________ and ________ characteristics
A. genetic, parental, family
B. psychoanalytic, religion, mental
C. psychoanalytic, parental, family
D. hormonal, parental, mental
E. social, parental, sibling
Question 4: Integration theorists reason that the ________ influence on sexuality is important, but that _________ also plays a role in developing sexual orientation
A. prenatal, social context
B. maternal, religion
C. prenatal, education
D. maternal, social context
E. prenatal, religion
Question 5: ________ is a fear of homosexuality not based on rational thought.
A. heterosexism
B. homophobia
C. homo-bashing
D. sexual orientation
E. sexual preference
Question 6: Combining _________ and ________ is what experts have labeled "childhood sex play."
A. curiosity, role playing
B. masturbation, role playing
C. roles, behaviors
D. behaviors, acting out
E. none of the above
Question 7: Roughly, ________ years is the age when a child first asks, "where did I come from?
A. 0-1
B. 2.5 to 5
C. 7-9
D. 9-12
E. none of the above
Question 8: The ________ years are the most important time for moral thought development.
A. elementary school
B. middle school
C. high school
D. college
E. adulthood
Question 9: ________ refers to an individual's perception of the main causes of life events.
A. sexual role
B. Cognitive mapping
C. Locus of control
D. Forward thinking
E. Extroversion
Question 10: The ________ scale is used to rate physical sexual development in both boys and girls.
A. Apgar
B. Tanner
C. Sexual
D. Maturation
E. Physical Development
Question 11: Gonococcal pharyngitis is transmitted by _____-_____ sexual activity.
A. oral-oral
B. oral-genital
C. genital-genital
D. penile-anal
E. oral-anal
Question 12: As many as _______% of females who contract gonorrhea are asymptomatic.
A. 20
B. 40
C. 60
D. 80
E. 100
Question 13: The extragenital complication of gonorrhea known as gonococcal endocarditis occurs in the______.
A. uterus
B. heart
C. eyes
D. brain
E. joints
Question 14: Chlamydia is often known as the "silent STD" because _______.
A. it is easy to treat.
B. people don't like to talk about it.
C. it is asymptomatic.
D. it occurs less than other STDs.
E. women are ashamed of it.
Question 15: Congenital syphillis affects what group of people?
A. Asians
B. French speakers
C. Hearing-impaired people
D. babies
E. Independent voters
Question 16: ______ is pain during intercourse.
A. Dyspareunia
B. Premature Ejaculation
C. UTI
D. Vaginitis
E. Dysurea
Question 17: A lack of vaginal lubrication is an example of
A. erectile dysfunction
B. intense sexual desire
C. premature ejaculation.
D. an uncircumcised penis.
E. female sexual unresponsiveness
Question 18: Secondary orgasmic dysfunction applies to women who have experienced _______ before but do not now.
A. intercourse
B. orgasms
C. dreams
D. menses
E. sex
Question 19: A _______ cause of sexual dysfunction is an unconscious fear of castration.
A. psychological
B. physiological
C. philosophical
D. biological
E. systemic
Question 20: The PLISSIT model is a model of treatment for sexual dysfunction ________ that has intensive therapy as its final step.
A. simulation
B. imitator
C. interaction
D. therapy
E. dissensitization