Kinsey's associates felt that the most questionable statistic from the Kinsey studies was particularly the high incidence of
A. extramarital sexual contact.
B. bestiality by males.
C. male homosexuality.
D. premarital sex.
Answer: C
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Deandra, aged 50, is perimenopausal. Her sex life is very important to her, and she is concerned about how her body will change after she goes through menopause
At Deandra's yearly gynecological exam, she discusses these concerns with her gynecologist, who provides her with some information. What is Deandra likely to learn? a. Her vagina will lengthen and widen. c. Her levels of estrogen will increase. b. The walls of her vagina will thicken. d. She will lose some vaginal lubrication.
Although there was once a time when child-adult sexual contact was more accepted, it is no longer viewed as a normal expression of sexuality. What contributed to this?
a. There was a population shift leading to a higher percentage of women than men; because of the surplus of unmarried mature women, men were discouraged from pursuing very young girls and encouraged to pursue more mature girls. b. Because of better nutrition and modern medicine, people began to live healthier and longer lives; thus, there was less pressure for men to marry very young women as a way to ensure reproductive success. c. In today's society, children are more outspoken and thus more likely to express their negative emotions about sexual contact with adults. d. Current child labor laws and compulsory education have changed societal views on the duration of "childhood."
In which of the following ways are sexual minorities different from other minorities?
A. Unlike other minorities, sexual minorities seldom, if ever, experience job discrimination. B. Unlike other minorities, sexual minorities are discriminated against in matters of compensation. C. Unlike other minorities, sexual minorities are seldom victims of stereotyping. D. Unlike other minorities, sexual minorities can hide their minority-group status.
Jen meets Geoffrey at college and the two fall in love. While they are dating, they find out that they are from different countries. Also, Geoffrey is from an extremely affluent business family who does not plan to work for a living, while Jen supports herself on the income from a part-time job. Jen and Geoffrey get married after they graduate. This marriage can be termed a:
A. homogamy. B. polygamy. C. serial homogamy. D. heterogamy. E. monogamy.