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Chapter 11 Student Quiz
Sexual/Affectional Orientations and Diversity
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The shift away from using the term sexual orientation to the newer term affectional orientation is based on the concept that ________.
the term sexual orientation is ambiguous
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sexual orientation is a dated term
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many people do not understand what it actually means
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sexual orientation oversimplifies what orientation actually is
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Which of the following statements about homosexuality is true*a) The word homosexual did not enter the English language until 1869
The word homosexual did not enter the English language until 1869.
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While homosexuality has always been recognized and acknowledged, bisexuality has not.
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The term "homosexual" is the preferred self-descriptor for most people with a same-sex orientation.
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All of the above are correct statements about homosexuality.
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What is one of the important factors a person considers when adopting a certain sexual identity?
That their sexual behaviour must match their identity
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That they are "out" and living their sexual identity in the real world
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That the sexual identity adopted has some personal significance to them
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That there is flexibility over time in a sexual identity and therefore a person should not become too attached to the label they have chosen
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Which of the following statements about asexuality is true?
Asexuality is best characterized as a lack of sexual desire for other people.
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Asexual people are less interested in sex than individuals of other orientations.
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Asexual people report lower rates of masturbation than individuals of other orientations.
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The sexual response and sexual behaviour of asexual people is remarkably homogeneous.
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Heterosexism is best described as ________.
a prejudice against straight people
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the implicit notion that heterosexuality is the norm
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discrimination against gay men and lesbian women
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an individual hiding or ignoring their same-sex attractions
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The current state of research regarding conversion therapies suggests which of the following?
It is possible to "pray the gay away."
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Conversion therapy has worked best for those individuals who go on to assume prominent roles in the ex-gay movement.
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There is overwhelming research evidence that people can permanently change their sexual orientation from same-sex-oriented to different-sex-oriented.
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Conversion therapy has largely ignored the affectional component of orientation.
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According to biological explanations, which of the following does not appear to play a role in the development of affectional orientation?
Age of puberty onset
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The fertility of relatives
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The birth order of the individual
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Immunological factors
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Which of the following statements is true regarding psychosocial explanations for the development of affectional orientation?
We learn our sexual orientation from our parents.
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Child sexual abuse can influence later affectional orientation.
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Affectional orientation seems to develop differently in men and women.
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Social and cultural factors have a significant impact on our ability to fall in love with people of particular genders/sexes.
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The process of telling another person or other people your sexual and/or identity label is known as ________.
identity disclosure
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self-identification
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affectional realization
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"outing"
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According to your textbook, some believe that bisexuality is most similar to which of the following affectional orientations?
Pansexuality
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Asexuality
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Heterosexuality
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Homosexuality
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Which of the following statements regarding consensually non-monogamous (CNM) couples is false?
CNM gay couples are as satisfied in their relationships as monogamous gay couples.
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CNM relationships are becoming more common among people in relationships.
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Single Americans as a group tend to disapprove of, and not engage in, CNM relationships.
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CNM relationships are common among transgender, lesbian, and bisexual individuals.
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According to your textbook, which couples have the most sex?
Mixed-sex couples
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Gay male couples
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Lesbian couples
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Transgender couples
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What is the most common sexual practice among men who have sex with men?
Oral sex
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Anal intercourse
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Mutual masturbation
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Tribadism
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Research has shown that ________.
parental sexual orientation is unrelated to outcomes regarding socialization of children
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psychological outcomes are generally better when two parents raise children instead of one
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parental gender, marital status, and sexual identity does not affect child socialization
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there is research evidence supporting all of the above statements
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