Reference no: EM133528511

Questions

1. Historians of sexuality have argues that the dominant meaning and practice of sexuality have changed from their primary association with reproduction within families in the colonial period to the current association with relationships of emotional intimacy and physical pleasure for individuals.

True

False

2. Courtship is not an old-fashion word - is not a period when individuals are attracted to each other, develop intimacy, enjoy each other's company, and identify as a couple.

True

False

3. Human sexuality involves erotic attractions identity, practices, and is constructed by and through societal sexual scripts.

True

False

4. The sexual revolution did not make women's sexual behavior more like men.

True

False

5. There are politics in sexual relationships because they occur in the context of a society that assigns power embedded to gender and other systems of inequality and privilege.

True

False

6. Hooking up does not refer to sexual behavior which includes no commitment to another person.

True

False

7. Menstruation marks a time when a girl "becomes a woman" - the capacity to bear children as the sole definition of womanhood.

True

False

8. Central is understanding masculine sexual scripts and issues around emotional intimacy is not the mandate against homosexuality.

True

False

9. The key aspect of intimacy and sexuality is not interpersonal communication.

True

False

10. Sexuality and power are linked through the intersections of race, class, and gender oppression.

True

False