Human Sexuality Flashcards
Human sexuality is: A. Unidimensional B. Bidimensional C. Tridimensional D. Multidimensional
D. Multidimensional
Sexual identity refers to: A. External genitalia only B. Internal genitalia only C. Internal and external genitalia D. Gender fluid
C. Internal and external genitalia
Gender identity refers to: A. Individual’s sense B. A person’s chromosomes C. A person’s sexual practices D. A person’s sexual fantasies
A. Individual’s sense
Androgyny refers to: A. A person having masculine traits B. A person having feminine traits C. A person having both masculine and feminine traits D. A person having no traits
C. A person having both masculine and feminine traits
Sexual orientation is the degree to which an individual manifests:
A. A person’s degree of manifesting gender roles
B. A person’s degree of emotional and erotic attraction to animals
C. A person’s degree of sexual behavior
D. A person’s degree of emotional and erotic attraction to same sex, opposite sex, or both sexes
D. A person’s degree of emotional and erotic attraction to same sex, opposite sex, or both sexes
Sexual behavior refers to:
A. An amalgam of psychological and physiological responses to internal and external stimuli
B. An amalgam of sexual identity and sexual characteristics
C. An amalgam of gender identity and gender roles
D. An amalgam of sexual and gender identities
A. An amalgam of psychological and physiological responses to internal and external stimuli
Autoeroticism is part of: A. Gender identity B. Sexual identity C. Sexual orientation D. Sexual behavior
D. Sexual behavior
Who discovered the human sexual response cycle? A. Alfred Kinsley B. Masters and Johnson C. Freud D. Adler
B. Masters and Johnson
The human sexual response cycle is: A. Desire, excitement, orgasm, resolution B. Excitement, Orgasm, and resolution C. Excitement, desire, and orgasm D. Desire, Excitement and Orgasm
A. Desire, excitement, orgasm, resolution
Transgressing sexual and gender norms may result in: A. Decreased quality of orgasm B. Stigma and discrimination C. Increased secual excitement D. Decreased desire
B. Stigma and discrimination
In sexuality, the gender and sexual norms for females
A. Promote passivity and ignorance
B. Promote emancipation
C. Promotes equality between men and women
D. Promotes violence to maintain hierarchy
A. Promote passivity and ignorance
In sexuality, the gender and sexual norms for males:
A. Promote passivity and ignorance
B. Promote emancipation
C. Promotes equality between men and women
D. Promotes violence to maintain hierarchy
D. Promotes violence to maintain hierarchy
Not a high risk for STI A. IV drug use B. Sex with multiple partners C. Sex with person with multiple partners D. Sex with condom
D. Sex with condom
What is transference?
A. The patient treats the therapist as someone significant in the patient’s life
B. The patient treats the therapist as an individual person
C. The therapist treats the patient as someone significant in the therapist’s life
D. The therapist treats the patient as an individual person
A. The patient treats the therapist as someone significant in the patient’s life
What is countertransference?
A. The patient treats the therapist as someone significant in the patient’s life
B. The patient treats the therapist as an individual person
C. The therapist treats the patient as someone significant in the therapist’s life
D. The therapist treats the patient as an individual person
C. The therapist treats the patient as someone significant in the therapist’s life