__ __ __ are sexual organs and traits that develop at puberty and are indirectly involved in human reproduction.
Secondary sex characteristics
A person who is either male or female and is attracted to both sexes is called...
Bisexual
A person's sexual attraction and affection for members of either the opposite sex or the same sex is called..
.
sexual orientation
The term ___ refers to people whose sense of gender identity does not always match their external appearance or their sex chromosomes.
transgendered
Masters and Johnson are known for research concerning...
the physical responses that occur during sexual activity.
An individuals sense of being male or female is called
gender identity.
Alfred Kinsey is most known for...
the report he published concerning human sexual behavior and the different ways in which people engage in the sex act.
The most common sexually transmitted infection is...
chlamydia
The characteristic of possessing the most positive characteristics of males or females regardless of actual sex is called..
.
androgyny
The process of acquiring gender-role characteristics is called
gender typing
___ ___ is the culture's expectation for either masculine or feminine behavior, including actions, attitudes and personality traits associated with being a male or female of that culture
Gender Role
The psychological aspects of being masculine or feminine are known as
gender
A sexual disorder in which the person either prefers to, or must, achieve sexual arousal and fulfillment through sexual behavior that is unusual or not socially acceptable is
Paraphilia
___ ___ ___ are sexual organs present at birth and are directly involved in human reproduction.
Primary sex characteristics
A boy watches his father shave every morning and believes that to be a man, he must shave. When he grows up he shaves every day whether he needs to or not. This is an example of.
..
gender typing
A little boy protected his sister from a strange dog when they were out for a walk. The parents praised him profusely for his bravery and his 'manly' behavior. This is an example of the ___ ___ ___ of gender identity
social learning theory
A baby is born with sexual organs that are ambiguous.
What could have caused this?
chromosomes defects
Elizabeth is told by her mother that her interest in sex is evil. Elizabeth can no longer feel pleasure when she has sex. This sexual dysfunction is attributed to ...
sociocultural factors
Research has shown that cultures that are more ___ and have higher standards of living are more nontraditional in gender role expectations and cultures that are more ___ and have less wealth are more traditional in gender role expectations.
individualistic; collectivistic
The ___ ___ theory attributes gender-role development to learning behavior through observation and imitation of models.
social learning
___ is an example of female primary sex characteristics.
Ovaries
_ ___ ___ is an example of male secondary sex characteristics.
A deeper voice
The ___ ___ theory proposes that gender identity is acquired as a child develops a mental pattern for being male or female and then organizes observed and learned behavior around that mental pattern.
gender schema
Organic factors, psychological factors and sociocultural factors can all be causes of ...
sexual dysfunction
You cannot transfer the HIV Virus through...
salvia
The ___ chromosome is the deciding factor in whether an embryo becomes male or female.
23rd
A study has found that homosexual males and heterosexual females respond the similarly to a testosterone-based pheromone that is secreted in perspiration; what does this tell us about the origin of homosexuality?
It tells us that homosexuality can be linked to biological origins
What happens to make an embryo develop female sex organs?
The absence of the Y chromosome causes the gonads to develop estrogen-secreting ovaries, allowing the Mullerian ducts to develop and the Wolffian ducts to deteriorate.
Studies have shown that infant girls exposed to ___ hormones before birth were found to behave as "tomboys", displaying more masculine characteristics.
androgen
Sexually transmitted infections that are cause by ___ are more difficult to treat then those caused by ___ and are often incurable.
viruses; bacteria
Research has shown that when men communicate, they tend to talk about current events or sports, they switch topics frequently, and they attempt to dominate the conversation. This is a ___ ___ communication style.
socially learned (?)
What type of culture typically has more traditional ideas about gender roles and behaviors?
collectivistic
What is the shortest phase of the sexual-response cycle?
Orgasm
What is the most effective way to combat the spread of HIV and AIDS?
educate people about how HIV and AIDS can be transmitted
The culture of ___ has nontraditional ideas about gender roles and behavior.
Italy
___ _ ___-___ ___ are types of sexual problems caused by physical disorders or psychological stress.
Organic or stress-induced dysfuncitons
The term heterosexual refers to a person's...
sexual orientation
What physical response would a male experience during the plateau phase of the sexual-response cycle?
The penis becomes more erect and may release a few drops of fluid.
The Janus report states that 19% of men and 8% of females had...
sexual intercourse before the age of 14.
Allen has low self-esteem and has a lot of anxiety about his ability to perform the sex-act well. His sexual dysfunction probably stems from ...
psychological factors
A little girl observes that all of her teachers are females.
Therefore, when she plays, she pretends to be a teacher and she decides that when she grows up she wants to be a teacher. This is an example of...
gender schema theory (?)
Which is true about sex differences in the brain?
Men have more white matter in the brain and women have more gray matter.
Which of the following is NOT true of the resolution phase?
Women cannot achieve orgasm during this time.
