PSYC 309 Quiz Sexual Development
PSYC 309 Quiz: Sexual Development
- Which factors are most crucial in establishing sexuality early in life?
- Sexuality is nonessential to the creative act of God.
- is the natural human response occurring when a person does something wrong, relays the message that one has not just done something wrong, but keep inside the person is awed and can never measure up.
- The Bible teaches procreation as the only purpose of sexual union.
- Females born with the absences of one X chromosome have a chromosomal abnormality known as:
- Freud used the term “latency” for the developmental stage between the ages of:
- Social scientists believe that human sexuality develops according to .
- Who is often faulted for the strong belief in body/soul dualism within the church?
- Sexual identity is defined as:
- One’s ability to leave their father and mother and rightly cleave to their spouse is known as :
- What is the first principle of an authentic sexual relationship?
- Friesen (1989) teaches parents to:
- The case is the most well-known case of sex reassignment gone wrong.
- Gender or gender role refers to one’s gender identity as defined by.
- Stanley Gretz (2001) states that created in the image of God.
- Which factors are most crucial in establishing sexuality as a child matures?
- The Christian model for human relationship is based on:
- Which approach to sexuality proposes that only one factor is necessary to explain a phenomenon?
- The 1980s were characterized by:
- A balanced sexual self should begin in the context of:
- The sexual revolution that began redefining gender roles began during which decade?
- Differentiation between male and female connotes:
- The two major explanations of the origin of male nonrelational sexuality are:
- The second principle of authentic sexuality is that placing blame or shame can lead to renewed hope.
- The current cultural attitude toward sexuality reflects tension between and sexual liberation.
- The authors believe that Scriptures support sexual intercourse in the context of marital covenant for what purpose?
- Firestone and Catlett’s (2006) determined the role of which parent is more important on a child’s sexual development?
- Jankowiak’s (2006) studies of polygamous societies found that:
- The third principle for an authentic sexual relationship is that personal resources and gifts are used for what purpose?
- Sexual formation and development is a process.
- Sexuality and spirituality are intricately connected.
- The sexual liberation following World War II introduced the premarital sexual standard of
- According to Schnarch (1991), a person’s capacity for sexual intimacy is directly related to that person’s degree of
- “Free sex” morality was reexamined due to the rise of:
- The dominant characteristic of Trinitarian relationality is .
- Sexual lust and intercourse were the original sins of Adam and Eve.
- How can a parent normalize their young child’s interest in sex?
- The double standard for male and female sexual expression began during the period.
- Characteristics of healthy family sexuality according to Maddock and Larson (1975) include all of the following EXCEPT:
- What is the primary importance of sociocultural inuence on sexuality?