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Friendships increase your sense of ________________, __________________, ____________________ |
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belonging, purpose, and self worth |
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Which terms means speaking up for yourself without violating the rights of others? |
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According to Tennen, in what way do men more likely than women use communication? |
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men use it to compete, women use it to connect |
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In the U.S. who specifies the rights and responsibilities of the partners in a marriage? |
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Do androgynous individuals display characteristics of perform task traditionally associated with the other sex? |
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What are the parts of a woman’s external genitalia? |
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mons pubis, labia majora, labia minora, perineum, vaginal opening, utethral opening, clitoris, and prepuce of the clitoris |
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What hormone is primarily responsible for the sex drive in women? |
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What is the order of Masters and Johnson’s stages of sexual response model? |
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excitement, plateau, orgasm, and resolution |
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In the U. S, what is the average age at which women experience menopause? |
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Is Sexing- sending nude, sexually explicit messages or photos electronically by cell phone a safe expression of sexuality? |
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In Sternberg’s Love Triangle, what is the emotional component of love called? |
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The meaning behind the message conveyed by nonverbal behavior and situational factors is called? |
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Behaviors and characteristics considered appropriate for a male or female in a particular culture is called? |
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What is cohabitation and what is its significance? |
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cohabitation is a living arrangement in which two people of the opposite sex live together as unmaried partners. |
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Do condoms provide complete protection against all STDs? |
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Is it true that only latex condoms should be used with oil-based lubricants? |
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Have plastic condoms have been more extensively tested than latex condoms? |
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Are plastic condoms thinner, stronger, and less constricting than latex condoms? |
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The excitement one feels when sexually aroused—such as increased heart rate and vasocongestion—is caused mainly by: |
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Are the percentages of Americans who marry and live together as married couples on a continuous decline? |
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What does Assertiveness mean? |
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the ability to stand up for oneself without violationg other people's rights |
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What does circumcision involve removal of? |
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What role does proximity have in the chances of two people developing a romantic relationship? |
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being physically close with someone makes it more likely for you to establish a relationship with them |
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Upon sexual stimulation, nipple and clitoral erection occur in response to? |
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Women’s eggs are produced in and released from what? |
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What is the medical term used for changes in virility or sexual desire in middle aged men? |
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What are the known causes of erectile dysfunction in men? |
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anxiety about sexual performance, problems with relationship, low testosterone levels, drugs, medication, injury, nerve damage, prostate surgery |
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List barrier methods of contraception.
BEGINING OF CHAPTER 13 |
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condoms, diaphragm, cervical cap, contraceptive sponge |
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Of the following contraceptive methods, which is NOT a hormonal method? |
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Most elective abortions are performed during the ________ trimester of a pregnancy. |
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Cara and Jason have a sexual relationship but have agreed that they will not be monogamous. Neither wants to have a child right now and both need to protect themselves from STDs. They only want to use one type of contraception. Which should they use? |
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Ovulation typically occurs ________ days before the menstrual period begins. |
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The in-vitro fertilization method involves fertilizing eggs in the |
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clinic and transferred into the uterus |
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What does intrauterine insemination involve? |
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sperm is collected and placed directly into the women's uterus by syringe |
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If a man and his partner decide they do not want any children in the future, he may consider having which procedure for permanent sterilization? |
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What age does male fertility decline after |
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Is exercise usually discouraged during pregnancy? |
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All women should increase their intake of which vitamin during the month before getting pregnant? |
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Studies suggest that giving birth between the ages of ____ and ____ results in the least health risk to a woman and her child. |
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The first stage of labor begins with |
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hormonal changes in both fetus and mother. |
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Do most women suffer from postpartum depression after giving birth? |
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What is the fertility awareness method? |
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contraceptive method based on abstinence during the window of time around ovulation when a women is most likely to conceive |
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What are potential complications of taking oral contraceptives? |
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not 100% effective, have to remember to take everyday, do not protect against STDs |
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How is mifepristone taken? |
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taken in a pill. used during the first 7 weeks of gestation |
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What is the most common method for abortion? |
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What causes one-third of the problems that leads to a result of infertility? |
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vacuum aspiration (surgical) |
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Is it true that the longer an adult woman waits to become pregnant, the higher the risk that she will have difficulties getting pregnant? |
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How long does a typical pregnancy last? |
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What is the most common chromosomal abnormality at birth? |
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What is the most common reasons that pregnant women undergo chromosomal tests? |
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Are chromosomal abnormalities fatal and cause spontaneous abortion? |
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Women who choose to deliver their babies at home usually employ the services of a(n) |
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Is it true that a cesarean section is commonly performed when factors relating to the mother or fetus do not allow a vaginal birth? |
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Mad cow disease is caused by what type of microorganism?
BEGINNING OF CHAPTER 14 |
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List the different types of parasites. |
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Which type of white blood cell is responsible for the antibody production in the acquired immunity response? |
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The lymphocytes that are responsible for monitoring the events that occur inside the body's cells are which type of cell? |
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The pneumonia-type illness that caused an epidemic scare when it surfaced in China in February 2003 was |
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Which of the following statements about tuberculosis is TRUE? |
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Does treatment for tuberculosis always requires 6 to 9 months of medication? |
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Can all forms of tuberculosis can be treated effectively with common antibiotics? |
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Does urbanization contributes to the spread of tuberculosis? |
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Is Pneumonia is the leading cause of infectious disease and death worldwide? |
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Is there a safe and effective vaccine is available for hepatitis B? |
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Which sexually transmitted disease presents painful sores on a penis? |
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Is it a good idea to use as many antibacterial products as you can? |
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A person suffers from candidiasis. Which type of microorganism has infected them? |
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Tapeworms are in which category of organisms involved in human infection and disease? |
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The lymphocytes that monitor blood and tissue fluids are which type of cell? |
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After an infection or immunization, memory cells develop and can lead to a rapid response if the same organism is encountered by the body again. The person is said to have...? |
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Is there a vaccine currently available to prevent hepatitis C? |
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Does the transmission of hepatitis C requires introduction directly into the bloodstream? |
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Can Hepatitis B be transmitted by sexual intercourse? |
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Can Hepatitis B and C cause inflammation of the liver? |
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Are the highest rates of gonorrhea and chlamydia infection found in men and women aged 15 to 24 years? |
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Are women with the gonorrhea and chlamydia infection usually asymptomatic? |
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What is the treatment for gonorrhea and chlamydia? |
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Do most men with chlamydia infection have symptoms? |
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What is the most common infectious disease in the world is |
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How is malaria most commonly spread? |
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What is the most common sexually transmitted disease in the United States? |
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What is the most common sexually transmitted disease in the United States? |
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Can diet, exercise, and sleeping habits affect the ability of your immune system to fight infections? |
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