A) impact of genetic predispositions on human sexual behavior.
B) impact of cultural expectations on human sexual behavior.
C) variety of traits that contribute to reproductively successful behaviors.
D) extent to which certain gender differences in sexual behavior are common to all cultures.
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A) perceive himself as unable to perform sexually.
B) be more willing to hurt women.
C) feel unsure about his gender identity.
D) view sexual promiscuity as morally wrong.
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A) gender schemas.
B) secondary sex characteristics.
C) spermarche.
D) sex hormones.
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A) Sexual orientation
B) Paraphilia
C) Sexual dysfunction
D) Homosexuality
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A) sensitivity to the need for birth control
B) excess communication with her parents about birth control
C) alcohol use
D) high levels of estrogen
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A) erotic plasticity.
B) reproductive success.
C) social scripts.
D) paraphilias.
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A) cultural expectations.
B) biological traits.
C) behavioral preferences.
D) social relationships.
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A) the evolutionary perspective.
B) a social script.
C) multiple levels of analysis.
D) erotic plasticity.
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A) physical behavior intended to hurt someone.
B) any behavior that harms someone,whether it is intentional or unintentional.
C) physical or verbal behavior intended to hurt someone.
D) verbally insulting someone,whether intentional or unintentional.
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A) a sexual dysfunction.
B) erotic plasticity.
C) teen sexual abstinence.
D) paraphilias.
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A) decreased;increased
B) normal;increased
C) decreased;decreased
D) normal;decreased
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A) only in males;only in females
B) only in females;only in males
C) in both males and females;only in females
D) in both males and females;only in males
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A) a sexual dysfunction.
B) necrophilia.
C) the older-brother effect.
D) homosexual behavior.
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A) short refractory periods
B) sexual dysfunction
C) erotic plasticity
D) STIs
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A) pedophilia.
B) erectile disorder.
C) necrophilia.
D) exhibitionism.
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A) androgyny.
B) gender schemas.
C) sexual orientation.
D) secondary sex characteristics.
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A) more;more
B) less;less
C) more;less
D) less;more
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A) plateau phase.
B) resolution phase.
C) excitement phase.
D) orgasm.
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A) they never use condoms during sex.
B) they abstain from alcohol prior to sex.
C) none of their close friends were sexually active.
D) they regretted having had sex.
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A) androgyny.
B) gender identity.
C) menarche.
D) gender schemas.
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