As cuts in state and federal reproductive health programs increase, ____ tend to increase as well
a. the rates of illegal abortions for people of lower socioeconomic status
b. the rates of unplanned pregnancies for people of lower socioeconomic status
c. the costs of health insurance premiums for people of lower socioeconomic status
d. the rates of birth defects among babies born to mothers of lower socioeconomic status
ANS: B
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a. It is an easy transition and a big relief. b. She may experience hostile campus environments. c. Her college may have programs to reduce homophobic and anti-gay attitudes and discriminatory behaviors. d. She may feel the need to hide her sexual orientation from other students, administrators, and campus health care providers.
Susan and her husband Luke are expecting their first child, and they decide to wait to find out the sex of the baby. When the momentous occasion arrives, Luke eagerly asks the obstetrician, "boy or girl?"
The obstetrician pauses momentarily and responds: "your baby appears to be very healthy, we will get to the issue of gender momentarily". A confused Susan and Luke later find out that their baby was born with ambiguous genitalia. After a series of tests, it is determined that the baby is a genetic female, she has ovaries and a large clitoris resembling a penis. The term to describe this condition is "____." a. sex dichotic disorder c. andropholy b. disorders of sex development d. hermaphroditism
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
Inferential statistics are the most helpful for researchers who want to summarize their data.
How does Kaplan's model of sexual response differ from the EPOR model? Does this distinction make Kaplan's model a more realistic representation of sexual response?
What will be an ideal response?