Chapter 14 - Behaviours and Relationships

Question 1

Sexual consent

Answer 1

And individual’s agreement to engage in sexual behavior.

Question 2

Sexual compliance

Answer 2

An individual’s willing consent to engage in sexual behaviour when she or he does not desire sexual activity.

Question 3

Sexual fantasies

Answer 3

Sexual thoughts or images that stimulate a persons physiologically and/or emotionally.

Question 4

Cunnilingus

Answer 4

Oral stimulation of a woman’s genitals by a partner.

Question 5

Fellatio

Answer 5

Oral stimulation of a man’s genitals by a partner.

Question 6

Frottage

Answer 6

The sexual practice in which partners (clothed or not) rob or thrust their genitals against any part of the other person’s body.

Question 7

Interfemoral intercourse

Answer 7

The sexual practice in which a man moves his penis between his partner thighs without intromission.

Question 8

Coitus

Answer 8

Intercourse in which a man inserts his penis into a woman’s vagina.

Question 9

Sexually explicit material

Answer 9

Textual, visual, and/or audial material that promotes or create sexual arousal.

Question 10

Dildo

Answer 10

A penetrative device, often shaped like a penis, that can be used to stimulate various parts of the body.

Question 11

Vibrator

Answer 11

A vibrating device used to stimulate various parts of the body.

Question 12

Penis ring

Answer 12

A ring placed at the base of the penis to prolong erection by keeping the blood inside the penis.

Question 13

Beads (or balls)

Answer 13

A sex toy that consists of a series of balls connected by a string, and that can be inserted into the rectum or the vagina and removed at varying speeds.

Question 14

Penis pump

Answer 14

A device that draws blood into the penis, designed to assist men with erection difficulties.

Question 15

Penis extender

Answer 15

A device that attaches to the penis to make the penis seem longer and/or wider.

Question 16

Mass media

Answer 16

All media technologies-including the Internet, television, newspapers, film, and radio-that are used for communicating with the public, and the organizations to distribute these technologies.

Question 17

Agenda-setting theory

Answer 17

A theory that proposes that media influences our thoughts and behaviour by highlighting what we should pay attention to.

Question 18

Cultivation theory

Answer 18

A theory that proposes that media portrayals create a set of shared values and expectations about reality among media consumers.

Question 19

Social learning theory

Answer 19

A theory that proposes that individuals model characters seen in media, especially those who receive positive rewards.

Question 20

Grrrl-Zines

Answer 20

Self published print or online magazines written by young women to express their thoughts and feelings about sexuality in a non-judgemental outlet.

Question 21

Online sexual activity (OSA)

Answer 21

Activity that takes place via the Internet for any range of sexual purposes.

Question 22

Meta-analytic review

Answer 22

A report that combines the effects found across multiple research studies.

Question 23

Softcore

Answer 23

Erotically suggestive without showing genitals or sexual penetration.

Question 24

Hard-core

Answer 24

Explicitly depicting genitals and/or sexual penetration

Question 25

Phone sex

Answer 25

Sexual activity that takes place via telephones, either through live conversations or by listening to sexually explicit pre-recorded messages.