Christopher has had sexual/romantic relationships with several different people over the course of his life. He finds that he is not locked into being attracted to one "type" of person (man, woman, masculine, feminine, etc.) but rather can fall in love with a person regardless of their biological sex or their gender identity. Christopher would be best described as:
A. bisexual.
B. an intersex person.
C. transgender.
D. pansexual.
D
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Name four places in which a social worker who specializes in disability services may find employment.
What will be an ideal response?
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other countries. Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Which statement below is false regarding same-sex couples and the parenting role?
a. The experience of being ‘recognized' as a gay-parent family may be particularly disconcerting for individuals who are not comfortable with their sexuality. b. The transition to parenthood is not particularly difficult for most same-gender couples to navigate. c. Lesbians and gay men experience many of the same life transitions as heterosexuals (e.g., becoming parents), but the stresses of these transitions may differ due to their exposure to heterosexism. d. a and c