Test 2

Question 1

Consent

Answer 1

Needed to do something to/with someone; permission.

Voluntary + enthusiastic

To all partners for all activities.

Question 2

Types of Boundaries

Answer 2

Material
Time
Physical
Sexual
Emotional
Intellectual

Question 3

Consequences of Bigotry

Answer 3

1) Sexualized insults/bullying
2) HIgher rates of depression
3) High rates of violence (2.5x) and murder
4) Lack of supports comparable to those available to heterosexuals
5) Excessive focus on pathologies

Question 4

SOGI 123

Answer 4

1) Everyone ahs a sexual orientation and gender identity

2) Helps educators make schools safer + more inclusive

3) offers classroom resources by professionals; not mandatory

Question 5

Kinsey Continuum

Answer 5

0 = Only hetero
6 = only homo

Sexual orientation are listed as polar opposites.

Everything in between is bisexual.

Question 6

Storm Model

Answer 6

Homo, Hetero, High, and low

Gay/lesbians, bisexual, hetero, asexual

Sexual orientation as separate dimensions.

Question 7

Cross-Cultural Perspectives

Answer 7

Sambia New-Guinea: Right of passage involves male/male sex. Semen as strength and virility. Rest is hetero

Turkey: Inserter role is heterosexual

Less info on female/female sex collected cross-culturally.

Question 8

Cross Species Perspectives

Answer 8

Male/male, female/female sex seen in 450 species.

Female macaques - bisexual, sex for pleasure

Question 9

Sexual Fantasy

Answer 9

Mental imagery that’s sexually arousing/erotic.

Higher frequency in testerone.

Question 10

Sexual Fantasy Content

Answer 10

1) multiple partners

2) power, control and rough sex

3) novelt, variety, and adventure

Men more likely to fantasize about dominating, women more likely to fantasize about being overpowered.

Question 11

Masterbation

Answer 11

Big gender disparities.

Same gender relationships are more likely to partake.

Women: clitoral stimulation

Question 12

General Trends in Sexual Behaviours

Answer 12

Tantric sex
Kissing
Manual Stimulation
Stimulation of breasts
Oral sex
Vaginal Penetration
Anal Stmulation

Question 13

Intimacy

Answer 13

Feelings of closeness and connectedness, marked by sharing of one’s innermost thoughts and feelings

Trust, caring, and acceptance.

Question 14

Mutual Cyclical Growth

Answer 14

> (willingness for) need of partner > commitment > pro-relationship acts > trust >

Question 15

Consentually Non-Monogamous

Answer 15

Open relationships

Polyamory

Swingers

Question 16

Contributing Factors to the End of a Relationship

Answer 16

Individuality/dependence balance

Boredom

Evidence of negative evaluation

Lack of fairness

General dissatisfaction

Question 17

Jealousy

Answer 17

More in machismo cultures.

Men: sexual infidelity

Women: emotional infidelity

Question 18

Four Communication Responses to Jealousy

Answer 18

1) Constructive communication

2) destructive communication

3) Avoidance

4) Rival focused Communication (Possessiveness)

Question 19

Breaking Up

Answer 19

Making sense of a break-up = growth

Self-esteem recovery time = 1 year

Ghosting = same distress as conversation break-up

Question 20

Sexual Communication

Answer 20

Sexual self-disclosure

Sexual initiation

Question 21

Obstacles to Sexual Communication

Answer 21

Navigating vulgarity + vocabulary choices to fit context

Gendered sexual beliefs; women are less inclined towards sexual disclosure

Question 22

Delivering Criticisms

Answer 22

Privacy matters

Specificity

I feel/am vs. You do/are

Question 23

Effective Listening

Answer 23

You may learn attitude

Eye contact/body language

Helpful questions

Keeping channels open

Show value

Question 24

Sexual Identity

Answer 24

Self-label based on self-categorization and social comparison.

Question 25

Sexual Trichotomy

Answer 25

Identity, attraction, behaviour

Question 26

Social Graces Framework

Answer 26

Aspects of identity that influence our power/privelage

Some impact day-to-day more

Sexual identity is developed later; can be impacted by the other identities