The ________ argument downplays genetic influences and focuses on sociocultural factors as responsible for producing gender differences
a. nature
b. nurture
c. gender
d. sex
Answer: B
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Why is it thought that men over sixty-five are less likely to regard brief sexual intercourse or sexual intercourse with a condom as "sex?"
a. Older men are more likely to regard a sexual behavior as "sex," only if it will result in maximum pleasure for them. b. Older men are more likely to hold sexist attitudes towards women. c. Older men have lower sex drives, so that "lack of completion" or a "barrier" to sex may limit their meaning of "sex." d. Older men may view sex as a necessity for procreation, so behaviors that are less likely to result in pregnancy are not as commonly regarded as sex.
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
____ developed the theory of lovemaps
a. John Money c. Alfred Kinsey b. Sigmund Freud d. Richard von Krafft-Ebing
What is meant by the medicalization of sexuality? Give some examples.
What will be an ideal response?