Understanding Psychology (10th Ed)

transsexuals p. 369
rape p. 370
date rape p. 370
sexually transmitted
infection (STI) p. 372
acquired immune defi ciency
syndrome (AIDS) p. 373
erectile dysfunction p. 374
premature ejaculation p. 374
inhibited ejaculation p. 374
anorgasmia (an-or-GAZ-
mee-uh) p. 374
inhibited sexual 
desire p. 374
4.
refers to the view that 
premarital sex is acceptable within a loving, long-term 
relationship.
5.
Research comparing homosexuals and heterosexuals 
clearly demonstrates that there is no difference in the level 
of adjustment or psychological functioning between the 
two groups. True or false?
6.
Which of the following is unlikely to be a motivation for 
the act of rape?
a.
Need for power
b.
Desire for sexual intimacy
c. 
Desire for sexual gratifi cation
d.
Anger against women in general
7.
Which of the following STIs is the most widespread?
a.
Genital herpes
b.
Gonorrhea
c.
Chlamydia
d.
Syphilis
R E T H I N K
1.
What societal factors have led to a reduction in the double 
standard by which sexuality in men and women is re-
garded differently? Do you think the double standard has 
completely vanished?
2.
From the perspective of a politician : What responsibilities do 
people who learn they have a sexually transmitted infec-
tion have to their sexual partners, and what responsibili-
ties do public health offi cials have? Should legislation be 
designed to restrict sexual behavior for those who have 
sexually transmitted infections?