Test #4

Question 1

3 theories of sexuality

Answer 1

Sexual Aberrations, Infantile Sexuality, The Transformation of Puberty.

Question 2

Social constructionist theory of sexuality

Answer 2

Attitudes/behaviors strongly shaped by culture and socialization

Question 3

evolution theory

Answer 3

theory of sexuality asserting that the sex drive has been shaped by natural selection and that its forms thus tend to be innate.

Question 4

social exchange theory

Answer 4

seeks to understand social behavior by analyzing the cost and benefits of interacting with each other. assumes that sex is a resource that women have and men want.

Question 5

coolidge effect

Answer 5

the sexually arousing power of a new partner (greater than the appeal of a familiar partner)

Question 6

does homosexuality only exist in the us

Answer 6

pretty much

Question 7

attachment

Answer 7

classifies people into four attachment styles (secure, preoccupied, dismissing avoidant, and fearful-avoidant) based on 2 dimensions, anxiety/avoidance.

Question 8

are there few/many sex/gender sterotypes

Answer 8

many

Question 9

are there few/many sex/gender sterotypes

Answer 9

many

Question 10

does any culture regulate sex

Answer 10

all

Question 11

discrimination

Answer 11

unequal treatment of people based on groups that they belong

Question 12

prejudice

Answer 12

evaluating someone based on their group

Question 13

abcs of intergroup relationships

Answer 13

Prejudice, discrimination, stereotypes

Question 14

social categorization

Answer 14

sorting people into groups based off characteristics they have in common

Question 15

do we tend to sort objects

Answer 15

idk what this asking but ik what it abot

Question 16

outgroup

Answer 16

different group

Question 17

ingroup

Answer 17

belong

Question 18

outgroup homogeneity bias

Answer 18

theyre all alike. that way of thinking

Question 19

Realistic conflict theory

Answer 19

competition over scarce resources turns into intergroup hostility and conflict

Question 20

do humans tend to align with people that are more like them

Answer 20

yes

Question 21

in group favoritism

Answer 21

better treatment for in group

Question 22

minimal group effect

Answer 22

people show preference to in-group even if group memberships randomly selected

Question 23

discontinuity effect

Answer 23

the finding that groups are more extreme and hostile than individuals