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A. Abnormal love
B. Strange sexual practices
C. Fantasy fixation
D. Attraction to paras
A. Oxytocin
B. Spermatids
C. Blood cells
D. Meiosis 2
E. Blastocyst
A. Outside the uterus
B. Urethral bulb
C. An inwardly inverted penile foreskin
D. Ovum; fallopian tubes
E. Urethral opening, clitoral glans, labia majora, and labia minora
A. Endometriosis
B. Climacteric
C. Clitoris
D. Episiotomy
A. Writing about prostitutes
B. Photographing nudity
C. To undress
D. Obscenity
A. Is to extinguish the behavior completely
B. Depends on what paraphilia is being treated
C. Usually includes group therapy
D. Does not work
A. HSV-1; HSV-2
B. Chlamydia
C. Syphilis
D. Scabies
A. Kinsey
B. Self-administered written questionnaire
C. Face-to-face interview
D. None of these
A. Controlled directly by the patient
B. Not caused by traumatic injury
C. Taken seriously and the patient is transported for gynecologic evaluation
D. Severe enough to warrant transport
A. Twice
B. Three times
C. Four times
D. Five times.
A. Has near-perfect effectiveness
B. Offers protection from STIs
C. May reduce the length of a period
D. Has no possible side effects
A. The differences between circumcised and intact males in rates of urinary tract infections, penile irritations, and penile cancer are small or nonexistent
B. The vagina is held open with a speculum, and a few cells are gently swabbed or brushed from the cervix
C. Corpora cavernosa and corpus spongiosum
D. None of these
A. Anal sex
B. Oral sex
C. Massage
D. Mutual masturbation
A. A two-dimensional model of gender
B. A better way to think of masculinity
C. Additional categories for femininity
D. New names for those who are transgendered
A. Sex researchers
B. Psychologists
C. Judges
D. Ministers
A. She wants to go out with him
B. She is psychologically unstable
C. She is a victim of child abuse
D. She regrets or feels guilty about having had intercourse with the accused
A. Males and females communicate similarly
B. Males tend to use more language
C. Males and females communicate differently
D. Females are more likely to communicate poorly
A. Women are better than men
B. More concerned about what others think
C. Girls are equally or more aggressive than boys
D. None of these
A. Making the relationship work
B. Associated with female fertility
C. Informal sex education networks
D. Violence when they first met
A. Are more likely to be gay themselves
B. Grow up less likely to marry
C. Grow up as well-adjusted as those raised by heterosexual couples
D. Are less tolerant of differences in relationships
A. Correlational
B. Longitudinal
C. Causal
D. Real-life
A. 1
B. 5
C. 10
D. 80
E. 85
A. Mons veneris
B. 74 days
C. Foreskin
D. Erection
A. Sexual enhancement drugs
B. uppers
C. Date rape drugs
D. Hallucinogens
A. Nonexistent
B. Extremely poor
C. Moderately successful
D. Very successfu
A. Curable
B. Incurable
C. Not preventable
D. Treatable with antibiotics
A. A year earlier
B. Two years earlier
C. A year later
D. Two years later
A. All nations, because prostitution is found in every country to about the same extent
B. Poor nations, where women have fewer economic opportunities
C. Middle Eastern countries such as Saudi Arabia and Iran, where women have fewer choices about their lives
D. High-income nations, where women are free to choose their profession.
A. Sociocultural and psychological aspects of being female; biological aspects of maleness or femaleness
B. Sociocultural and psychological aspects of being male; biological aspects of maleness or femaleness
C. Sociocultural and psychological aspects of being male or female; biological aspects of maleness or femaleness
D. Sociocultural and psychological aspects of being male or female; biological aspects of femaleness
A. Freudian psychoanalysis
B. Piaget's theory of development
C. Biological inheritance theory
D. Social learning theory
A. 3 weeks
B. Highly effective
C. About half
D. 24 hours
A. Enhance a person's self-esteem and level of happiness
B. Help a person find a life partner
C. Lead to exciting and adventuresome sexual experiences
D. Foster a sense of gender identity
A. Heterosexism
B. Heterophilia
C. Homophilia
D. Homophobia
A. Women began using drugs prior to their first experience with prostitution
B. Women began working as prostitutes and then started using drugs
C. Women working as prostitutes started using drugs earlier
D. The drug of choice was alcohol
A. Most attempts have been extremely successful
B. Most police arrests involve the male client
C. Increased attention is being paid to the clients in an effort to reduce demand
D. Prostitutes who are arrested usually are rehabilitated and move on to other work
A. Labia minora
B. Labia majora
C. Clitoris
D. None of these
A. Biological, psychological, and social/cultural
B. Transsexual
C. Yellowish-greenish vaginal discharge
D. Conflicting sexual expectations
A. Directed masturbation strategies
B. Medication
C. Enhancing communication
D. Touch mirroring
A. Variation
B. Identical
C. Identity
D. Differences
A. The norm.
B. Sufficient
C. Well documented
D. Complete
A. 2
B. 3(by self)
C. 4(by self)
D. None of these
A. Alter a female's ovulation cycle or reproductive tract.
B. Outercourse
C. Contraceptive sponge
D. None of these
A. Be between the ages of 21 and 35
B. Be responsible for administering the hormone every day
C. Return in three years to get additional hormones
D. Be responsible for administering the hormone every month
A. Linked with the female's estrus cycle
B. Dependent on the female's response to the male's readiness to mate
C. Based on more complex psychological and biological processes
D. Associated with the male's desire to mate
A. Self-selected
B. Target
C. Representative
D. Random
A. Crying and pleading
B. Offering money
C. Stalking
D. Psychological pressure