Final

Question 1

three keys to communication

Answer 1

Self-disclosure

Trust

Feedback

Question 2

Self-disclosure

Answer 2

Revealing intimate information about ourselves

Question 3

Trust

Answer 3

The belief in the reliability and integrity of a person

Question 4

Feedback

Answer 4

Constructive response to another’s self-disclosure

Question 5

Proximity

Answer 5

– nearness in physical space and time

Question 6

Eye Contact

Answer 6

– making eye contact with another person is a signal of interest

Question 7

Touching

Answer 7

– often signals intimacy, immediacy, and emotional closeness

Question 8

problem with non-verbal

Answer 8

its lack of precision

Question 9

conditions for good sex

Answer 9

Feeling intimate with your partner

Feeling sexually capable

Feeling trust

Feeling physically and mentally alert

Feeling positive about the environment and situation

Question 10

functions of fantasies

Answer 10

1, Help direct and define erotic goals
2, Allow people to plan for or anticipate situations that may arise
3, Provide escape from a dull or oppressive environment
4, Bring novelty and excitement into the relationship
5, Have expressive function the way dreams do

Question 11

Erotophilia

Answer 11

a personality trait which assesses an individual’s disposition to respond to sexual cues in a positive way.

Question 12

Erotophobia

Answer 12

a personality trait which says that a person will act towards sexual cues in a negative way.

Question 13

Birth Control

Answer 13

the practice of preventing unwanted pregnancies, typically by use of contraception.

Question 14

contraception

Answer 14

the deliberate use of artificial methods or other techniques to prevent pregnancy as a consequence of sexual intercourse.

Question 15

abstinence

Answer 15

The fact or practice of restraining oneself from indulging in something.

Question 16

condom

Answer 16

a thin rubber sheath worn on a man’s penis during sexual intercourse as a contraceptive or as protection against infection.

Question 17

factors when it comes to a couple using contraception

Answer 17

1. Planning the first intercourse
2. Increasing age of the sexually active person
3. Explicit discussion of contraception

Question 18

what makes best contraception for a person

Answer 18

Likelihood of consistent use!

Question 19

behaviors that make that contribute to the spread of STI’s

Answer 19

Substance abuse
Sexual coercion
Lack of knowledge of and concern about STIs
Erroneous perception of partner’s STI status
Early initiation of sexual activity

Question 20

what to do when a person tells you they have been raped

Answer 20

Believe the person.
Help the person explore the options.
Listen to the person.
Ask before you touch

Question 21

Factors that Enhance Sexual Arousal for Men and Women

Answer 21

• A good sense of humor, self-confidence, and
  intelligence
• Feeling desired as a partner
  -Doing something fun together

Question 22

parts of the good enough sex model

Answer 22

-Sexual satisfaction varies from one experience to the
next.
- Achieving high-quality sex is a lifelong process.
- Sexual function difficulties are opportunities for
increased cooperation and intimacy.

Question 23

common condom use mistakes

Answer 23

• Put condom on after starting sex
• Did not hold tip and leave space
• Used condom without lubricant

Question 24

two points about confusion of consent.

Answer 24

• California made there colleges that accept state funding make affirmative consent necessary, so there must be a yes included when having sex with another and it there cannot just be a, “she didn’t say no”.
• Confusion over whether consent for sex has been given
  may lead to a strong disagreement between partners.