Human Sexuality
1)

Human Sexuality is about more than physical sexual response.
 
True False
 
2)

Regardless of your upbringing, culture, heritage, or fate, human sexuality plays an important role in our lives:
 
From teenager to middle age From teenager to young adult From childhood to old age From childhood to teenager
 
3)

Students who understand basic human behaviors, relationships, and sexual dysfunctions, attitudes and behavior may be able to protect themselves against:
 
Irrational behavior Domestic violence Child Abuse None of the above
 
4) In order to understand human sexuality, it is essential to understand:
 
a. Why people think the way they do b. Basic anatomy c. Physiology d. Both B and C
 
5) Sexual development begins from:
 
Teenage years Birth Early 20's None of the above
 
6)

According to Freud, every human being takes a journey along:
 
Psychosexual stages Sexual experimentation Sex Drive All of the above
 
7)

Erik Erikson believed that social environments shape:
 
Infants Children Teenagers Adults
 
8)

Patterns of behavior that are learned by imitation are defined as:
 
Sexual development Psychology of aging Observational learning None of the above
 
9) Sexuality involves, to varying degrees, concepts of:
 
Intimacy Identity Behavior All of the above
 
10)

In any type of lasting relationship, one prerequisite considered important is:
 
Behavior Intimacy Reproduction The sexual act
 
11)

John Allen Lee named the six "styles" of love after figures from:
 
Roman Mythology Nordic Mythology Greek Mythology Indian Mythology
 
12)

Love that is defined as being characterized by emotional caring and friendship is:
 
Eros Storge Pragma Agape
 
13)

A name that defines a person's concept or beliefs toward or regarding romantic or sexual relationships is:
 
Sexual identity Gender identity Sexual orientation Sexual tendency
 
14)

An individual who experiences romantic or sexual feelings for someone of the opposite sex is defined as:
 
Heterosexual Bisexual Homosexual None of the above
 
15)

An individual who has eventually identified him or herself as homosexual, bisexual, or heterosexual is defined by:
 
Gender identity Sexual identity Sexual orientation None of the above
 
16)

Theories that believe hormones, genetics, and the development of the brain play a large role in the sexual orientation of any given individual are found in:
 
Hormonal studies Psychoanalytical theories Biological theories All of the above
 
17)

Defining feminine and masculine dimensions of human nature is the idea of:
 
Sexuality Gender Masculinity Femininity
 
18)

The term gender is often confused for:
 
Sexual orientation Sexual identity Gender orientation None of the above
 
19)

An extremely rare hormonal disorder that results in genetically male babies who possess female genitals is known as:
 
Partial Andronguny Transgender Androgyny None of the above
 
20)

According to most theories, Gender identity is developed in:
 
Childhood Infancy and early childhood Infancy Teenager
 
21)

Different types of relationships can be categorized as:
 
Marriage Dating Friendship All of the above
 
22)

Every individual’s attitudes or feelings regarding relationships will influence how he or she approaches each type of:
 
Sexual identity Sexual intimacy Relationship None of the above
 
23)

Homosexuals, bisexuals, and heterosexuals approach relationships, sexual behavior, and gender identity:
 
Differently Identical Somewhat similar None of the above
 
24)

According to detailed psychologist Robert Sternberg, love involves several values or considerations that include:
 
Intimacy Commitment Passion All of the above
 
25)

Any type of violence within the relationship that involves two people as family, whether or not those people live in a dorm room, an apartment, or a home is considered:
 
Spousal Abuse Domestic Violence Mentally controlling None of the above
 
26)

Domestic violence is not limited to married couples, but occurs:
 
In all relationships Only when dating Within the first year of a relationship Between friends
 
27)

Relationship abuse is often categories into different types, such as:
 
Verbal Emotional Physical All of the above
 
28) The form of abuse that takes a massive psychological toll on an individual is:
 
Verbal Abuse Emotional Abuse Physical Abuse Domestic Abuse
 
29)

A huge role in the sexual growth and development and attitudes of many people is:
 
Psychology Sociology Religion Philosophy
 
30)

Over the centuries, church board members, and policymakers have begun to either reject or accept sexual teachings and practices that have developed over:
 
a. Tradition b. Theories c. Beliefs d. A and C
 
31)

As with many other religions and faiths, the concept of human sexuality doesn't often coincide with religious:
 
a. Teachings b. Expectations c. Tradition d. A and B
 
32) There is a similarity between Christianity, Judaism and Buddhism when it comes to:
 
Sexual orientation Adultery Gender identity None of the above
 
33)

Causes known to trigger various responses within the endocrine and nervous system that conflict with sexual arousal are:
 
Stress Anxiety Guilt All of the above
 
34)

In order to thrive, most relationship issues rely on:
 
a. Sexual activity b. Trust c. Communication d. B and C
 
35)

Sexual pain disorders are caused by pain in the genital areas, experienced by both men and women is known as:
 
Desire disorder Dysparenuia Arousal disorder None of the above
 
36)

The recurrently or persistently deficient (or absent) sexual fantasies and desire for sexual activity is known as:
 
Femaile Sexual Desire Disorder Hypoactive Sexual Desire Disorder Sexual Aversion Disorder Make Orgasmic Disorder
 
37)

Each year, thousand of co-workers find themselves getting closer to their peers often resulting in some type of relationship whether it is a:
 
Casual affair Sexual relationship Long-term relationship All of the above
 
38)
When one employee makes continuous, unwelcome sexual advances, requests sexual favors or uses verbal or physical conduct of a sexual nature to another employee against their wishes, this is defined as:

 
Being inappropriate Emotional Abuse Assault Sexual harassment
 
39)

With the thousands of men and women coming into the workforce each year, cases of office romance will occur:
 
More often Less often The same Rarely
 
40)

Advertisements that use sex to sell a product are:
 
Clothing Shoes Cars All of the above