A.   sexual script

B.   gender role

C.   sexual desire

D.   sexual orientation

A.   asexual

B.   intersexual

C.   homosexual

D.   bisexual

A.   biphobia

B.   misandry

C.   androgyny

D.   heterosexism

A.   transsexual

B.   transvestite

C.   intersexual

D.   asexual

A.   It has similar, comparable constraints for men.

B.   The age at which a girl undergoes FGM/C is the same across countries.

C.   It makes a woman less marriageable.

D.   It reflects a double standard that allows men to mutilate women.

A.   experimentation

B.   fulfillment of duties

C.   commitment

D.   self-disclosure

A.   freedom

B.   experimentation

C.   preventing self-disclosure

D.   interdependence

A.   It decreases control over one's sexual behavior.

B.   It increases sexually risky behavior.

C.   It delays first-time sexual intercourse.

D.   It increases the number of unwanted pregnancies.

A.   includes medically accurate information

B.   ends in the tenth grade

C.   starts in the twelfth grade

D.   focuses solely on abstinence and contraception

A.   Women are more likely than men to have sexual fantasies.

B.   They can boost people's self-image.

C.   They are emotionally and psychologically unhealthy.

D.   They involve some form of direct physical stimulation.

A.   flirting

B.   oral sex

C.   masturbation

D.   intercourse

A.   anal sex

B.   fellatio

C.   coitus

D.   cunnilingus

A.   coitus

B.   vulva

C.   cunnilingus

D.   fellatio

A.   Wayne had extramarital sex to feel physically and socially desirable.

B.   Leonard had an affair with his colleague because he believed his wife would not find out.

C.   Carmen cheated on her husband so that he would get angry at her and file for a divorce.

D.   Jean had an extramarital affair because she wanted to get back at her husband for cheating on her.

A.   Monica had sex with someone she had first met through a social networking site because she believed no one would find out about it.

B.   Danielle, who has low self-esteem, cheated on her husband because it helped boost her ego.

C.   Oscar, who has a strained relationship with his wife because he is unemployed, engaged in extramarital sex.

D.   Mario, who has high social and economic status in society, has extramarital sex with attractive women who enjoy being with wealthy men.

A.   sexual activity

B.   shared needles

C.   coughing

D.   drug use

A.   The family environment increases risky behavior.

B.   Poverty spreads infections.

C.   People aren't aware of a partner's sexual activities.

D.   Assimilation increases risky behavior.

A.   They don't conform to the sexes that were assigned to them at birth.

B.   They are two of the most predominant sexual orientations worldwide.

C.   They have a fear of homosexuality.

D.   They are classified as bisexuals and are attracted to people of both sexes.

A.   social constructionist theories

B.   biological theories

C.   psychoanalytic theories

D.   social exchange theories

A.   They downplay physical characteristics and emphasize emotional commitment.

B.   They encourage men to control their sexual urges.

C.   They require women to initiate and be assertive in sexual encounters.

D.   They expect males to be sexually aggressive.