PSYC 309 Quiz Sexual Problems
PSYC 309 Quiz: Sexual Problems and Infidelity
- If the woman responds to the first hug with discomfort, the man acting from pure intent is not accountable for his behavior because it was limited contact.
- Marital sexual fulfillment will be high when there is
- Ray Anderson (2004) has suggested that Adam and Eve’s human encounter as man and woman and their distinctive task of being a man or woman affirms what?
- The words “by agreement” are translated from the Greek with the same root meaning from which symphony is derived with the idea of
- Family therapist Cloe Madanes (1995) addresses the impact of sexual abuse on the family system. She sees sexual abuse as what in the heart of the child?
- Sexual harassment of males is reported in the context of power differentials. Men report being most threatened by coercive behavior that challenges what?
- By broadening the definition of infidelity to include as well as sexual involvement, recent research also takes into account the subjective aspects of adultery found in Jesus’ teachings.
- According to the text, the partnership formed by husband and wife is an entity that goes far beyond what each one can accomplish alone.
- What is one way identified in the text that parents can create a protective home environment?
- The process of addressing the wrong of sexual harassment is called
- What does sin consist of according to the text
- While covenant provides security, establishes an atmosphere in which spouses can reach their full potential because. With this in mind, accepting a spouse just as he or she is means also accepting their sexual value system.
- Sexual abuse, whether done by a family member or a stranger, whether a single act or ongoing pattern, cuts to the very core of a child.
- Forgiveness is
- What is defined in the text as a sexual act imposed on a child or person who emotional, maturational and/or cognitive development
- What is identified as an important factor in determining sexual harassment?
- Which of the following are identified in the text as causes of infiadelity?
- Old Testament laws were expressed in a patriarchal, polygamous culture where husbands had the right to take and divorce as many wives as they wished as long as these sexual options were within a legal marriage contract.
- According to the text, intercourse is only regarded as an external act impacting oneself and one’s spouse.
- A characteristic of incestuous families is emotional disconnection and inability to empathize with others
- The nature of marriage changes when people raise their level of differentiation in
- What is the first step identified in the text in the healing process from abuse?
- Sexual disclosure and vulnerability opens spouses up to what?
- When a daughter is sexually abused by her father, she is often
- Some spouses have difficulty being sexually intimate because of significant unresolved conflicts in the marriage.
- What type of sin does the Bible speak of in Exodus 20:5 and Deuteronomy 5:9?
- What is identified as a solution to preventing extramarital affairs?
- Emotional sharing with someone of the opposite gender is more likely to lead to
- Jesus illustrates the balance of justice and mercy in Matthew 5:38- 39 which says
- How does one maintain passionate sex as mentioned in the text?
- Feeling inadequate to meet the spouse’s needs, affairs often provides a new focus and becomes an escape route to personal growth and real differentiation. Idealization of a new relationship ames what about oneself?
- Most people settle for ______ rather than ______ sex.
- According to the work of Berdahl and Moore (2006), who experiences the most sexual harassment?
- Intellectual intimacy is always threatening to a spouse.
- The evolutionary adaptation process explains sexual harassment in terms of adaptation to reproductive
- Which of the following is not identified in the text as the three-stage process following the disclosure of infidelity?
- According to the text, sexual harassment is technically not a sexual offense.
- Some children may block out memories of being sexually abused in order to
- How can an affair also be viewed, even though it can have devastating effects upon a marriage?
- Which comparison is made in the text regarding marital sexuality?