Question : 91.Sexual orientation best described A)by the concept of gender roles. B)in terms : 1231273

91.Sexual orientation is best described

A)by the concept of gender roles.

B)in terms of the gender of one’s sexual partner.

C)the sense we have of our maleness or femaleness..

D)sexual attraction to members of one’s own or the other sex.

E)the direction of one’s gender identity.

92.Contemporary research on sexuality in the United States and Europe has found all but which of the following?

A)About 1 to 2 percent of women identify themselves as exclusively homosexual.

B)About 10 to 15 percent of men identify themselves as exclusively homosexual.

C)About 1 to 4 percent of the population is bisexual.

D)About 20 to 25 percent of men report having had same-sex sexual contact during adolescence or adulthood.

E)About 17 percent of women report having had same-sex sexual contact during adolescence or adulthood.

93.Which of the following is the best description of the nature of sexual orientation?

A)two opposite, conflicting poles

B)two opposite, complementary poles

C)three fixed categories—homosexual, heterosexual, and bisexual

D)a triangle, with each orientation falling at one of the points

E)a continuum with many gradations

94.Freud believed that heterosexuality resulted from

A)identification with same-sex parent.

B)identification with opposite-sex parent.

C)resentment toward same-sex parent.

D)resentment toward opposite-sex parent.

E)failure to identify with opposite-sex parent.

95.In studies of sexual orientation, gay men report all but which of the following?

A)more cross-gender behavior as children

B)more sensitivity as children

C)fewer male buddies as children

D)early attraction to their mothers’ clothes

E)feelings of being different as children

96.In the development of sexual orientation, which of the following is TRUE?

A)Genetic factors play no role in the development of sexual orientation.

B)Genetic factors completely account for the development of sexual orientation.

C)Genetic factors account for the development of sexual orientation in males, but not in females.

D)Genetic factors play a larger role in determining homosexuality in males than in females.

E)Genetic factors play a larger role in determining homosexuality in females than in males.

97.Lately when Richard is having sex, he has been having difficulty achieving an erection. When he does have an erection, he often has trouble maintaining it. Richard most likely has which sexual dysfunction?

A)Lack of sexual desire

B)Premature ejaculation

C)Erectile dysfunction

D)Vasocongestion syndrome

E)Duchenne syndrome

98.The male sex hormone testosterone

A)increases sexual interest in males and females.

B)increases sexual interest in males and reduces it in females.

C)reduces sexual interest in females and males.

D)increases sexual interest in females and reduces it in males.

E)has no effect on sexual interest.

99.Regarding sexual dysfunctions, which of the following statements is FALSE?

A)Women are more likely than men to experience lack of sexual desire and difficulty reaching orgasm.

B)Most cases of erectile disorder are the result of biological factors, particularly circulatory problems.

C)Sexual dysfunctions may have psychosocial causes.

D)Testosterone, produced in the testes and in the adrenal glands but not in the ovaries, energizes sexual drives in men but not women.

E)Occasional problems with sexual interest and/or response are fairly common.

100.Kurt and his wife Trina both suffer from a sexual dysfunction. Regarding their sex hormone levels, what is the most likely pattern?

A)They both have high levels of sex hormones.

B)They both have low levels of sex hormones.

C)They both have normal levels of sex hormones.

D)Kurt has low levels of sex hormones, while Trina has high levels.

E)Trina has low levels of sex hormones, while Kurt has high levels.