Chapter 11

A  The age difference between the abuser and the abused

B  The level of trust the abused had previously placed in the abuser

C  The response of the victim’s family to the abuse

D  The location of where the abuse took place

A  Limiting their adult interactions to only close friends, relatives, and family members

B  Teaching your child to shout “no!” if an adult attempts to engage with them in a sexual manner

C  Monitoring your child’s online interactions

D  Emphasizing to your child the importance of not keeping secrets

A  Exhibitionist behavior is usually carried out by those who have been previously exposed to such behavior.

B  Exhibitionism is strongly linked to problem drinking and drug use.

C  People exposed to exhibitionist behavior will likely suffer from severe trauma.

D  Research has shown that exhibitionists usually escalate to more serious sexual crimes.

A  The men who commit this type of rape believe that men should persist in attempts at sexual intimacy.

B  The men who commit this type of rape believe that the woman’s resistance is not genuine, and she really means yes when she says no.

C  The men believe that the women who are raped by an acquaintance actually want to have sex but are bound by traditional feminine stereotypes about sex.

D  The men believe that the women who are raped by acquaintances can only show their interest in sex by what they wear due traditional feminine stereotypes.

A  Primary and organic

B  Primary and psychogenic

C  Secondary and organic

D  Secondary and psychogenic

A  A patient complains of a physical inability to maintain arousal during sexual intercourse.

B  A patient displays an intense fear of engaging in sexual behavior.

C  A patient complains of a having too much sexual motivation or desire.

D  A patient complains of intense physical pain during sexual intercourse.

A  Marching at a rally for transgender rights

B  Starting a small business

C  Volunteering at a community garden

D  Campaigning for a political candidate

A  Don’t be defensive.

B  Being open about your feelings.

C  Recognizing that constructive anger is appropriate.

D  Trying to see things from your partner’s eyes.

A  Casual sex

B  Traditional dating

C  Hookup

D  Friends with benefits

A  Mia would likely claim that she and almost everyone she knows has had sexual intercourse by the time they are 17 years old.

B  Mia would likely claim that she does not know anyone her age who has engage in sexual intercourse.

C  Mia would likely claim that she has not engaged in sexual intercourse nor does she plan to until marriage.

D  Mia would likely claim that she has had sexual intercourse by the time she was 17 years old.

A  Both the plateau and excitement phases will commonly last more briefly for Daria than they will for Jin.

B  Both the plateau and excitement phases will commonly last more briefly for Jin than they will for Daria.

C  Both the orgasm and resolution phases will commonly last more briefly for Jin than they will for Daria.

D  Both the orgasm and resolution phases will commonly last more briefly for Daria than they will for Jin.

A  Lillian is experiencing psychological changes, and her subjective feelings of arousal become less intense.

B  Lillian is experiencing significant emotional changes, and her subjective feelings of arousal become less intense.

C  Lillian is experiencing physical changes, such as flushed skin, and her subjective feelings of arousal become less intense.

D  Lillian is experiencing physical changes, such as rised pulse rate, and her subjective feelings of arousal become more intense.

A  Independent

B  Understanding

C  Ambitious

D  Assertive

A  Individualistic

B  Shy

C  Gentle

D  Sympathetic

A  Gender role socialization

B  Gender role stereotyping

C  Gender role appropriation

D  Gender role confusion

A  Kiera will likely score better in the math section, while Maddox will score better in the language section of the test.

B  No definitive assumptions can be made about their scores, since male and female score are growing very similar.

C  Kiera will likely score better in the language section, while Maddox will score better in the math section of the test.

D  Kiera will score better in both language and math than Maddox will.

A  This person will likely be diagnosed with Klinefelter syndrome upon birth.

B  This person will likely identify as intersexual, due to ambiguous sexual anatomy

C  This person will likely identify as female due to the lack of testosterone.

D  This person will likely be diagnosed with Turner’s syndrome upon birth.

A  Testes will begin to develop in the embryo and supply estrogen to stimulate the growth of the penis and other male structures.

B  Ovaries will begin to develop in the embryo and supply estrogen to stimulate the growth the female structures.

C  Ovaries will begin to develop in the embryo and supply testosterone to stimulate the growth the female structures.

D  Testes will begin to develop in the embryo and supply testosterone to stimulate the growth of the penis and other male structures.

A  Most molesters typically act in groups.

B  Most molesters try to lull the child into participation through talking about sex and through persuasion.

C  Most molesters first target children through force, anger, threat, and violence.

D  Most molesters kidnap children rather than molesting them in their homes.

A  Gonadal sex is the presence of a clitoris and a vagina or a scrotum and a penis, while genital sex is the presence of XX or XY chromosomes.

B  Gonadal sex is the presence of a clitoris and a vagina or a scrotum and a penis, while gonadal sex is the presence of estrogens or androgens.

C  Gonadal sex is a predominance of estrogens or androgens in the body, while genital sex is the presence of a clitoris and a vagina or a scrotum and a penis.

D  Gonadal sex is the presence of ovaries or testes, while genital sex is the presence of a clitoris and a vagina or a scrotum and a penis.