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| Term for the sex of people a person is primarily attracted to. |
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| The assumption that everyone is heterosexual and that they should be heterosexual. |
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| What was the event called that was about a gay patron fighting back against abusive police. |
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| What are some ways that gays can have children? |
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sperm or egg donor
having friends or family members help
adoption |
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| What is the lifestyle like for children of gay couples? |
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Tend to be as well adjusted as those raised by male-female couples.
Sexual orientation of a child's parents does not seem to predict the sexual orientation of their children |
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| How do hormones influence the sexual orientation of a person? |
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The drug DES taken by a pregnant woman causes a higher risk for the child to be bisexual or homosexual.
A greater length difference between the index and ring-finger creates a higher risk for a female to be a lesbian.
Penis size is larger in gay men.
The youngest of brothers has a higher risk of being gay. |
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| What is the theory called that describes that as the number of biological older brothers a boy has increases his risk of being gay by the same amount. |
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| When do males experience an erection and females lubricate for the first time? |
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| When does the first masturbation occur? |
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| When does childhood sex play peak? |
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| What two things determine if childhood sex play is not natural? |
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| Where do teens get most of their sexual knowledge? |
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| school, peers, media, parents, and professionals (in this order) |
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| What causes the testicles to release testosterone and the ovaries to release estrogen; leads to physical changes? |
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| A girl's first period; flowed by irregular periods over the first year. A clear or whitish discharge may precede the first period. |
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| Male and female sexual behaviors during college are _____. |
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| 12 months in a row where a woman does not have her period, has trouble lubricating, and the vagina becomes less elastic and thinner. |
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| ____ states have laws against marital rape, but ___ states have exclusions that treat marital rape as less severe than other rapes. |
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| Most rapes are committed by ____. |
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| What are the two categories of rape? |
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Forcible rape
Drug/alcohol facilitated rape |
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| How many rapes involve alcohol? |
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| What are the names of three date rape drugs? |
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| What are the three categories of child sexual abuse? |
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Pedophilia-uncontrollable sexual compulsions aimed at children.
Child Molestation-Acts of sexual behavior with a child by an adult.
Incest-Perpetrator who is related to the victim. |
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| What is the range of child sexual abuse occurrence? |
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| What is the most common form of Child Sexual Abuse (CSA)? |
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| What are the categories of the effects of CSA? |
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Emotional Distress
Psychological Disorders
Adult Intimate Relationships
Medical Consequences |
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| What is the most common effect of CSA? |
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| Survivors of CSA are much more likely to ____ the experience. |
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| How long does it take for victims to reveal the abuse? |
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| What are the types of sexual harassment? |
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Quid Pro Quo (this for that)
Hostile Environment |
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| What are the three criteria for paraphilia? |
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For sexual gratification
Compulsive
Considered strange or deviant by a majority in the culture |
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| A condition characterized by abnormal sexual desires, typically involving extreme or dangerous activities. |
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| What is the difference between coercive and non-coercive paraphilia? |
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Coercive means being forced.
Non-coercive means not forced. |
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| What are the three origins of paraphilia? |
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Psychodynamic Theories
Behavioral Theories
Biological Theories |
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| What is the role of hormones in paraphilia? |
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| Pedophiles have a stronger reaction to medicine that increases production of adrenaline than normal controls. Overproduction of testosterone implicated in paraphilias. |
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| Which paraphilia refers to secretly watching others undress or engage in sexual activities without the knowledge or consent of the watched? |
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| Which paraphilia refers to sexual arousal or gratification from displaying one's genitals to others without their consent? |
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| Which paraphilia refers to rubbing against an unsuspecting victim for sexual gratification? |
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| Which paraphilia refers to inflicting pain for sexual gratification? |
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| Which paraphilia refers to exploitation of prepubescent children for sexual purposes? |
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| Which paraphilia refers to the enjoyment of being physically harmed, humiliated, or made to suffer during a sexual encounter? |
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| Which paraphilia refers to being sexually aroused by an item (such as a shoe) or an unusual body part (foot)? |
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| Which paraphilia refers to when the object of fetishism is women's clothing, specifically wearing women's clothing? |
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| Which paraphilia refers to a person using a device to choke themselves to nearly the point of unconsciousness when they masterbate? |
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| Providing or receiving sexual acts by specific agreement between a prostitute, the client, and sometimes the prostitute's employer (pimp) in exchange for money or some other form of remuneration. |
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| Is trading sex for sex considered prostitution. |
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| What three things lead to prostitution? |
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drug addiction
poverty
childhood sexual abuse |
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| What is the most sought drug via prostitution? |
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| What are the two reasons women cite for becoming prostitutes? |
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| What are the two reasons for prostitution by choice? |
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giving another person pleasure
money |
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| What are the five reasons for prostitution by force? |
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earn money for boyfriend/husband
pimps "rescued" them
drug dependence
poverty/no other job skills
being sold, lured, kidnapped by traffickers |
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| What are the four different types of prostitution? |
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Streetwalkers
Call Girls
Brothel Workers
Male Prostitutes |
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| Which type of prostitute sells sex to people who drive up in cars? |
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| Which type of prostitute has a list of regular clients? |
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| Which type of prostitute works in houses or massage parlors? |
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| ____% of crack cocaine and/or IV drug users report having traded sex for drugs. |
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| Who developed the Moral Standard? |
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| U.S. Supreme Court in 1973 in the case of Miller vs. California |
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| What do many people think prostitution leads to? |
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| discrimination against women |
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| People believe that violent pornography leads to ____. |
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