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Human Sexuality: Diversity in Contemporary America, 4/e
Brian Strong, University of California, Santa Cruz
Barbara Werner Sayad, California State University, Monterey Bay
Christine DeVault, Cabrillo College
William Yarber, Indiana University
Studying Human Sexuality
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Choose the correct term from the list below.
continuum
entertainment
heterosexuality
normal
norms
sexual impulses
sexual orientation
sexual variation
transsexuals
two-spirit
1
Mass media depictions of sexuality provide
rather than information.
2
Cultural rules or standards are otherwise called
.
3
In some cultures, a person of one sex who identifies with the other sex is called a
.
4
Our incitements or inclinations to act sexually are called
.
5
In contemporary American culture, the only sexual orientation that receives full-scale legitimacy is
.
6
The attraction to sexual partners on the basis of gender-male or female-is commonly known as
.
7
Within the United States there are approximately 15,000 individuals whose genitals and identities as men and women are discordant with each other. These individuals are called
.
8
Behavior that conforms to a group's average or median patterns of behavior that has nothing to do with moral or psychological deviance is called
sexual behavior.
9
Instead of classifying behavior into what are essentially moralistic normal/abnormal and natural/unnatural categories, researchers view human sexuality as characterized by
, or diversity.
10
To understand our sexual diversity, researchers believe that the best way to examine sexual behavior is to view our activities as existing on a
.
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