Study Guide 7

Question 1

These are very important in the development of male and female anatomy of a fetus in the uterus.

Answer 1

Chromosomes and hormones

Question 2

These are developed without chromosomes and hormones.

Answer 2

Clitoris and vagina

Question 3

The Y chromosome contains a gene called ______.

Answer 3

Sex-determining Region of the Y chromosome (SRY)

Question 4

This influence the development of the penis and other male external genitals.

Answer 4

Testosterone

Question 5

Internal genitals develop because of the actions of the ________.

Answer 5

Hormones

Question 6

Different development of sexual anatomy. (2)

Answer 6

1. Androgen insensitivity
2. Inability of testes to produce testosterone

Question 7

When does development of reproductive systems occur especially the secondary sex characteristics.

Answer 7

Puberty

Question 8

It refers to who we are romantically and sexually attracted to.

Answer 8

Sexual Orientation

Question 9

Categories of sexual orientation (3)

Answer 9

1. Homosexuals
2. Heterosexuals
3. Bisexuals

Question 10

This norm expects people to be attracted to the opposite sex.

Answer 10

Heterosexuality norm

Question 11

Negative attitudes towards homosexuals and bisexuals is referred to as _______.

Answer 11

Homophobia

Question 12

Biological theories to why people become gay or heterosexual. (4)

Answer 12

1. Genes
2. Activities or hormones in the prenatal development
3. Cells in the hypothalamus
4. Hormonal imbalances

Question 13

Other theories aside from biological theories. (2)

Answer 13

1. Learning Theory
2. Labeling Theory

Question 14

The variations in sexual orientation can also be observed through ______.

Answer 14

Cross-culture