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A) chlamydia
B) HIV\AIDS
C) hepatitis B
D) pelvic inflammatory disease
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A) Forced sex is rape only when the rapist uses a weapon or becomes violent.
B) Men who commit date rape often believe that they have done nothing wrong.
C) Attitudes, such as "women should not show direct interest in sex," or "men should take the initiative and persist in attempts at sexual intimacy," contribute to men's acceptance of rape.
D) Research has confirmed a link between acceptance of rape myths and sexual violence toward women.
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A) thyroxin
B) epinephrine
C) testosterone
D) progestin
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A) has Turner's syndrome.
B) has Klinefelter's syndrome.
C) would be considered androgynous.
D) would be considered transsexual.
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A) mind read one's partner.
B) put yourself in another's place.
C) suppress one's anger during disagreements.
D) do all of these.
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A) Forcible rape is carried out under the threat of bodily injury.
B) Date rate is coercive, but not necessarily violent.
C) Men cannot be the victims of rape.
D) The impact of rape is so great that most women continue to report fear, anxiety, and sexual dysfunction for a year or two after being raped.
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A) voyeuristic disorder and transsexuality.
B) exhibitionistic disorder and pedophilic disorder.
C) frotteuristic disorder and bisexuality.
D) hypersexual disorder and genito-pelvic pain\penetration disorder.
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A) usually abolishes the sex drive.
B) may lead to increased sexual activity because pregnancy is no longer a concern.
C) has the same effects on sex drive as castration.
D) changes a person's ability to achieve orgasms.
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A) Homosexuality is an expression of atypical personality traits and inadequate coping for low self-esteem.
B) Homosexuality, like other sexual orientations, is mainly caused by genetic and prenatal hormonal factors, although social, cultural, and psychological influences are also involved.
C) Homosexuality occurs as a result of an imbalance of male and female sex hormones in adulthood with gays and lesbians having significantly lower levels.
D) Homosexuality results from being raised by homosexual or lesbian parents.
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A) pedophilic
B) fetishistic
C) frotteuristic
D) sexual masochism
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A) Many females and males engage in preadolescent sex play.
B) It is uncommon for children aged two to five to show their genitals.
C) Orgasm cannot occur until secondary sex characteristics develop at puberty.
D) The capacity for sexual arousal is first apparent at the age of 10 or 11 in both sexes.
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A) Two X chromosomes initiate male development, while an X chromosome plus a Y chromosome produces a female.
B) Genetic sex is determined at the instant of conception.
C) Genetic sex remains the same throughout life.
D) Some individuals begin life with too many or too few sex chromosomes.
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A) Sex reassignment surgery is used to treat some cases of transsexuality and intersexuality.
B) Sex reassignment surgery reconfigures the external appearance of the genitals, while hormone treatments shift the chemical balance in the body.
C) Adults who deliberately seek sex reassignment surgery are generally unhappy with the results.
D) Sex reassignment surgery is becoming more common with children with supporters of this early sex assignment arguing that the benefits usually outweigh the long-term psychological costs.
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A) the return to less liberal attitudes toward sexual behavior and premarital sex.
B) the decrease in sex education classes in schools.
C) the concern about sexually transmitted diseases.
D) all of these.
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A) trying to see things through your partner's eyes.
B) not trying to win a fight, but trying to resolve differences.
C) recognizing that anger can be appropriate.
D) all of these.
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A) 5 percent
B) 10 percent
C) 25 percent
D) 50 percent
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A) have Turner's syndrome.
B) have Klinefelter's syndrome.
C) be androgynous.
D) be transsexual.
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A) Dyspareunia is more common in women than men.
B) In women, dyspareunia is often related to vaginismus.
C) Dyspareunia and vaginismus constitute the major symptoms of sexual interest\arousal disorder.
D) Dyspareunia involves pain in the genitals before, during, or after sexual intercourse.
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