| Major Section | Study Guide Features |
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| I.Sexuality as an Adolescent Issue | Learning Objectives: 1-2 |
| | Multiple choice questions: 2 Fill in the blank questions: 23 |
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| II.How Sexually Permissive is | Learning Objectives: 3 |
| contemporary Society? | Important terms: sexual socialization |
| | Multiple choice questions: 3, 30 |
| | Fill in the blank questions: 2 Matching questions: 15 |
| A.Sexual socialization in restrictive | Learning Objectives: 3 |
| societies | Important terms: restrictive societies |
| | Multiple choice questions: 1 Matching questions: 2 |
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| B. Sexual socialization in semi-restrictive societies | Learning Objectives: 3 |
| | Important terms: semi-restrictivesocieties Multiple choice questions: 4 Fill in the blank questions: 1 Matching questions: 16 |
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| Sexual socialization in permissive societies | Learning Objectives: 3 |
| | Important terms: permissive societies
Multiple choice questions: 35 Matching questions: 6 |
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| III. Sexual Attitudes Among Adolescents | Learning Objectives: 4 |
| | Important terms: monogamy Multiple choice questions: 5 Fill in the blank questions: 3 Matching questions: 13 |
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| IV. Trends in Sexual Activity During Adolescence | |
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| A. Stages of sexual activity | Learning Objectives: 6 |
| | Important terms: autoerotic behavior, sociosexual behavior Multiple choice questions: 6-7 Fill in the blank questions: 4 Matching questions: 11, 19 |
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| B. Premarital intercourse during adolescence | Learning Objectives: 5 |
| | Multiple choice questions: 8-10, 11, 31 Fill in the blank questions: 5-6 |
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| C. Changes in premarital intercourse | Learning Objectives: 5 |
| over time | Multiple choice questions: 10-11 |
| | Fill in the blank questions: 6-7 |
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V. The Sexually Active Adolescent | |
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| A.Psychological and social | Learning Objectives: 6 |
| characteristics of sexually active adolescents | Multiple choice questions: 13 |
| | Fill in the blank questions: 8-9 |
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| B.Parental and peer influences on | Multiple choice questions: 14, 32 |
| adolescents' sexual activity | Fill in the blank questions: 10 |
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| C.Risk factors for | Important terms: risk factor, |
sexual activity human ecology | Multiple choice questions: 33 |
| | Fill in the blank questions: 24 Matching questions: 14 |
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| B. Sex differences in the meaning of sex | Learning Objectives: 7 |
| | Multiple choice questions: 17 Fill in the blank questions: 11 |
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| E.The Influence of | Important terms: testosterone, |
hormones and friends on | androgens, estrogens |
adolescent sexual behavior | Fill in the blank questions: 25 |
| | Matching questions: 21 |
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| F.Homosexuality during adolescence | Learning Objectives: 8 |
| | Important terms: sexual orientation, sex-role behavior, gender identity Multiple choice questions: 15-16 Matching questions: 10, 14, 17 |
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| G.Sexual harassment, rape and sexual | Learning Objectives: 9 |
| abuse during adolescence | Important terms: date rape |
| | Multiple choice questions: 12, 18, 34 Fill in the blank questions: 12-13 Matching questions: 3 |
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| H. Contraceptive use | Learning Objectives: 10 |
| | Multiple choice questions: 19-21 Fill in the blank questions: 14-16 |
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| I.AIDS and other sexually | Learning Objectives: 11 |
transmitted infections | Important terms: sexually transmitted |
| | infections, gonorrhea, chlamydia, herpes, human papilloma virus, AIDS, and HIV Multiple choice questions: 24 Fill in the blank questions: 17 Matching questions: 5, 9, 12, 18, 20 |
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| VI. Teenage Pregnancy and Childbearing | |
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| A. The nature and extent of the problem | Learning Objectives: 12 |
| | Multiple choice questions: 22, 23, 25 |
| | Fill in the blank questions: 18 |
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| B. Contributing factors | Learning Objectives: 12 |
| | Multiple choice questions: 26 Fill in the blank questions: 20 |
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| C. The role of the father | Learning Objectives: 12 |
| | Multiple choice questions: 27 |
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| D.Consequences to the mother and child | Learning Objectives: 12 |
| | Multiple choice questions: 28 Fill in the blank questions: 19-22 |
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| B. Teenage pregnancy prevention and | Learning Objectives: 13 |
| intervention programs | Multiple choice questions: 29 |
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