Ch. 11 - Sexual Orientation

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The pattern of a person’s romantic attraction based on gender

Affectional orientation

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When did the term homosexual enter the English language?

1869

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The pattern of a person’s sexual attraction based on gender

Sexual orientation

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General label one chooses to use to describe one’s sexual attractions

Sexual identity label

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A sexual identity label should have a ____ to the individual

Personal significance

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True or false: Sexual identity labels people give themselves may change

True

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What offers operational definitions of sexual orientation?

Kinsey Scale

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In the Kinsey Scale, what does 0 represent?

Exclusively heterosexual

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In the Kinsey Scale, what does 6 represent?

Exclusively homosexual

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Alderson created a sexuality scale based on the ______

Sexuality Questionnaire

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Terms such as lesbian, gay, bisexual, etc, are more accurately used as ____ rather than nouns

Adjectives

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Lack of sexual attraction for others

Asexuality

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True or false: Asexual vary widely in terms of their sexual behaviour and response

True

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Research indicates that asexuality might be best considered a _____ orientation

Sexual

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_____ minimizes SGD people and assumes that heterosexuality is the gold standard of “normal” behaviour

Heterosexism

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True or false: In most societies around the world, there are now positive views of same-sex behaviour

False

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True or false: There is no proven method to change someone’s sexual orientation

True

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True or false: There are certain static groups in sexual orientation

False

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Most biological scientific research of LGBTQ+ focuses on _____

Gay men

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True or false: There is plenty research aimed at how individuals develop a heterosexual orientation

False

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True or false: Same-sex behaviour is more common among men than women

True

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Biological explanations of LGBTQ+ focus on the structures and functioning of the ___

Brain

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True or false: Parent’s sexual orientation has no influence on their child’s

True

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Sexual orientation seems more _____ for women than men

Fluid

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True or false: Sexual orientation develops the same in men as women

False

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True or false: There is some evidence that trauma affects sexual orientation

False

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What model of identity development is based on how people interact with their environment?

Ecological model of identity development

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What recognizes that identify formation and disclosure may be quite different for people depending on many aspects?

Ecological model of identity development

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True or false: It’s impossible for a homosexual to be homophobic

False

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True or false: It’s necessary for emotional health to accept for oneself a sexual/gender identity

True

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What is the biggest barrier to developing a positive identity as sexually diverse?

Internalized homophobia that blocks healthy self-acceptance

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True or false: SGD individuals are self-identifying their identities at younger ages than in the past

True

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Much research from SGD communities suffers from _____

Sample bias

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True or false: Most members of the SGD community are out

False

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What couple reported greatest relationship satisfaction?

Lesbian

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True or false: Monogamous couples are happier than non-monogamous ones

False

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True or false: Mixed-sex couples break up more than same-sex couples

False

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True or false: Most gay/lesbian individuals still want to get married at some point

True

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What is one of the most serious obstacles to establishing and maintaining same-sex relationships?

Internalized homophobia

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Who were reported as the least happy?

Unmarried non-cohabitated couples

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Freud believed that all people are born ____

Bisexual

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True or false: There has never been a society where the number of same-sex relationships = mixed-sex ones

True

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True or false: Most bisexual people have a history of heterosexual relationships before they had same-sex interests

True

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Who are often seen as “fence-sitters” by other members of the community?

Bisexuals

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Who report the most sex?

Gay men in relationships

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Who report the least amount of sex?

Lesbian couples

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Who has the highest average number of partners in a lifetime?

Gay men

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Who has the lowest average number of partners in a lifetime?

Heterosexual women

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What’s the most common sexual activities for MSM?

Mutual masturbation

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What’s the most common sexual activity for WSW?

Oral

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True or false: Mixed-couples provide a safer environment for children than same-sex ones

False