WST 313 - Woman's Sexuality Quiz Answers (ASU ONLINE) UPDATED ACTUAL
Questions And Correct Answers
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Terms in this set (100)
Drive-reduction theories of sexuality and the belief that True
adolescents are generally deficient in self-control and
responsibility influence perspectives on adolescent
sexuality that are narrowly focused on its risks and
problems.
_ _________ is a perspective that focuses on the various Gender socialization
scripts / messages we receive that provide positive
reinforcements for accommodation / compliance and
negative consequences for transgression. This
perspective also holds that personal identities, self-
esteem, and social status depend upon meeting the
expectations of others.
In the social sciences, scholars tend to acknowledge that Embodied
while gender-based differences do exist, those
differences are socially prescribed, and that these
differences literally become _________ , or inscribed upon
the body, changing the ways that one's own body, and all
other bodies, are experienced and thought of in
everyday life.
All of the following are examples of potential socializing Genes
agents, EXCEPT:
At some point, many children being to internalize gender Self-policing
policing, becoming involved in _________ as a way to
avoid being ostracized, targeted, or simply found
"wanting."
The mothers sampled in the survey in "Normalizing True
Heterosexuality" are found to say little to their children
about sexuality, but often discuss romantic love,
monogamy, and marriage.
When they speak of "queering" sexuality, queer theorists False
are talking about everyone recognizing a gay or lesbian
identity as a more evolved form of sexuality.
, _ ______ demonstrated through laboratory research that Masters and Johnson
the clitoris is the seat of all female orgasm, and that
sexual problems were generally NOT caused by neurosis
or disorders, but instead resulted from poor
communication and/or conflict.
Children do not internalize adult taboos about children's False
sexuality. Rather than reinscribing these rules for
themselves, they allow themselves complete freedom in
terms of their sexual imagination.
How do mothers "teach" their children heteronormativity By discussing falling in love in exclusively heterosexual terms
when discussing "falling in love" with their children?
What are the implications of mothers not discussing gays WRONG ANSWER:
and lesbians with their children?
- Children are less likely to grow up to be homosexual
Which of the following can NOT be characterized as a Deconstructing the objectification of girls' bodies
"normative and regulatory discourse of adolescent
female sexuality" ?
Which of the following statements demonstrates the All of the above
interconnectedness of gender and heterosexuality?
Feminists who take a political stance regarding female False
sexual pleasure argue that widespread focus on vaginal-
penile pleasure in our society (i.e. the "g" spot) is
reflective of a broader ideology which frames women's
sexuality as highly independent from that of men,
expanding possibilities for female sexual empowerment,
exploration, and diversity.
_ ______ theorists question the usefulness of universal, Postmodern
all-encompassing grand theories to explain the social
world, arguing that there is no "right" way of seeing or
describing the world, and that no two people share the
same reality.
_ ____ theory suggests that sexuality is best seen as a Exchange
transaction or trade, and that relationships are only stable
so long as people feel they are getting a fair deal. Critics
of this perspective point out that this perspective ignores
the role of love, emotion, and sacrifice from romantic and
sexual relationships.
How did race play a part in the development of the White program directors and mentors overlooked race as a topic of discussion,
feminist mentorship program that was observed in "Our committing a fundamental error of White privilege by presuming their concerns
'Ideal' Girl"? reflected those of all women
Questions And Correct Answers
C
Terms in this set (100)
Drive-reduction theories of sexuality and the belief that True
adolescents are generally deficient in self-control and
responsibility influence perspectives on adolescent
sexuality that are narrowly focused on its risks and
problems.
_ _________ is a perspective that focuses on the various Gender socialization
scripts / messages we receive that provide positive
reinforcements for accommodation / compliance and
negative consequences for transgression. This
perspective also holds that personal identities, self-
esteem, and social status depend upon meeting the
expectations of others.
In the social sciences, scholars tend to acknowledge that Embodied
while gender-based differences do exist, those
differences are socially prescribed, and that these
differences literally become _________ , or inscribed upon
the body, changing the ways that one's own body, and all
other bodies, are experienced and thought of in
everyday life.
All of the following are examples of potential socializing Genes
agents, EXCEPT:
At some point, many children being to internalize gender Self-policing
policing, becoming involved in _________ as a way to
avoid being ostracized, targeted, or simply found
"wanting."
The mothers sampled in the survey in "Normalizing True
Heterosexuality" are found to say little to their children
about sexuality, but often discuss romantic love,
monogamy, and marriage.
When they speak of "queering" sexuality, queer theorists False
are talking about everyone recognizing a gay or lesbian
identity as a more evolved form of sexuality.
, _ ______ demonstrated through laboratory research that Masters and Johnson
the clitoris is the seat of all female orgasm, and that
sexual problems were generally NOT caused by neurosis
or disorders, but instead resulted from poor
communication and/or conflict.
Children do not internalize adult taboos about children's False
sexuality. Rather than reinscribing these rules for
themselves, they allow themselves complete freedom in
terms of their sexual imagination.
How do mothers "teach" their children heteronormativity By discussing falling in love in exclusively heterosexual terms
when discussing "falling in love" with their children?
What are the implications of mothers not discussing gays WRONG ANSWER:
and lesbians with their children?
- Children are less likely to grow up to be homosexual
Which of the following can NOT be characterized as a Deconstructing the objectification of girls' bodies
"normative and regulatory discourse of adolescent
female sexuality" ?
Which of the following statements demonstrates the All of the above
interconnectedness of gender and heterosexuality?
Feminists who take a political stance regarding female False
sexual pleasure argue that widespread focus on vaginal-
penile pleasure in our society (i.e. the "g" spot) is
reflective of a broader ideology which frames women's
sexuality as highly independent from that of men,
expanding possibilities for female sexual empowerment,
exploration, and diversity.
_ ______ theorists question the usefulness of universal, Postmodern
all-encompassing grand theories to explain the social
world, arguing that there is no "right" way of seeing or
describing the world, and that no two people share the
same reality.
_ ____ theory suggests that sexuality is best seen as a Exchange
transaction or trade, and that relationships are only stable
so long as people feel they are getting a fair deal. Critics
of this perspective point out that this perspective ignores
the role of love, emotion, and sacrifice from romantic and
sexual relationships.
How did race play a part in the development of the White program directors and mentors overlooked race as a topic of discussion,
feminist mentorship program that was observed in "Our committing a fundamental error of White privilege by presuming their concerns
'Ideal' Girl"? reflected those of all women
