Sexual Orientation

Question 1

Social Isolation

Answer 1

Complete or near complete lack of contact with people and society for members of a social species

Question 2

Open-coupled individuals

Answer 2

Usually happy with their orientation, have one primary partner for themselves, but may also seek additional sexual contacts outside the relationship

Question 3

Close-coupled relationships

Answer 3

Involve partners who are involved with each other only and who are in general happy with their sexual orientation

Question 4

Gay be’s

Answer 4

Children born into homosexual partnerships or adopted into relationships

Question 5

Models of Sexual Response (Master and Johnson)

Answer 5

4 phases

• Excitement
• Plateau
• Orgasm
• Resolution

Question 6

Motivation can occur because a person wants:

Answer 6

• Feeling of being valued by a partner
• Showing value for a partner
• Nurturing a partner
• Feeling of power
• Pleasure
• Procreation

Question 7

Controversies of orgasms

Answer 7

Capacity of women to experience orgasms during sexual intercourse
Contrast between vaginal and clitoral orgasms (vaginal being the more mature)

Question 8

Grafenberg (G) spot

Answer 8

Seen as a focal point for orgasms for some women and a few men

Question 9

Aphrodisiacs

Answer 9

Food, drink or drug that stimulates sexual desire, also causes excitement.
Examples include: onions and potatoes (food) Viagra and Cialis possible for older men and women who experience difficulties (drugs)

Question 10

Homophobia

Answer 10

Is an often-used term that may not describe the hostility and discrimination that is experienced by those involved in same sex relationships