Which of the following best illustrates the concept friends with benefits (FWB)?
A. regular intercourse between a married couple without any romantic element
B. friendly intercourse between two strangers
C. frequent intercourse between two lovers
D. intercourse between two friends who are not romantic partners
Answer: D
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People with low self-esteem are prone to _______ in relationships
a. overdependence b. independence c. promiscuity d. aggression
What is true about how the rates of oral sex have changed over the years?
a. In Kinsey's study, 80% of married, college-educated couples reported that they had ever engaged in oral sex; today, 83% of males and 42% of females have reported engaging in oral sex. b. In Kinsey's study, 60% of married, college-educated couples reported that they had ever engaged in oral sex; today, 83% of males and 42% of females have reported engaging in oral sex. c. In Kinsey's study, 80% of married, college-educated couples reported that they had ever engaged in oral sex; today, 63% of males and 62% of females have reported engaging in oral sex. d. In Kinsey's study, 60% of married, college-educated couples reported that they had ever engaged in oral sex; today, 83% of males and 82% of females have reported engaging in oral sex.
A group of twelve engineering students from California travel to China for an extended study tour. While staying there, the students realize that the Chinese have a completely different understanding of sexual expression. Couples rarely hug or kiss in public places, advertisements of products related to sexuality are few, and sexual content in the media is heavily censored. The students experience a conflict between how sexuality is perceived in America and China. Which of the following concepts best explains this conflict?
A. ethnocentrism B. ambivalent sexism C. xenocentrism D. huo yin yang
Who among the following are most likely to be identified as experiencing gender dysphoria?
A. children who have gender-segregated social organization B. children who spend most of their time with members of their own gender C. children who spend most of their time with members of the opposite gender D. children who are adamant about their gender-atypical identification