In all but a small percentage of societies, the predominant form of marriage practiced by both men and women is _______.
a) monogamy
b) polygyny
c) polyandry
d) polygynandry
a) monogamy
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Which of the following individuals is most likely to be labelled transgendered?
a. Molly, who was born with a combination of male and female genitalia b. Ryan, who was born with ambiguous genitalia c. Jo, who is a biological male who perceives herself as female, and is uncomfortable with her male sexual body and society's expectations that she "behave like a man" d. Alex, who was biologically male but underwent sex reassignment surgery to become biologically female
In general, Judaism considers marital sex ____
a. "tolerated by God" c. "in honor of God" b. "blessed by God" d. "in defiance of God"
Prostate cancer is ____ in American men
a. the leading cause of cancer related death b. the second leading cause of cancer related death c. the leading cause of death d. the second leading cause of death
When considering genes as a potential source of sexual orientation, which of the following statements is true?
A. Sexual orientation involves many genes acting together to produce the effect of attraction to one gender or the other. B. Genetic inheritance is sufficient to explain variation of sexual orientation within a family or differences among individuals. C. People choose their sexual orientation. D. The influence of genes is believed to continue throughout a person's lifetime in some cultures. E. Scientists have been able to establish connections between genes and sexual orientation.