11.The double standard is:
a.unfair to men.
b.declining in importance.
c.common among homosexuals.
d.also practiced by lower primates.
12.The double standard promotes sexual expression for:
a.men.
b.women.
c.adults.
d.singles.
13.The sexual revolution has really been a revolution of American women in that their sexual behaviors have become:
a.extremely rational.
b.more like those of men.
c.less intense.
d.directly attached to reproduction.
14.What impact has the removal of traditional rules about sex had on youth?
a.They are able to enjoy sexual activity more through experimentation.
b.They have a greater understanding of contraception methods.
c.They have difficulty understanding their sexuality.
d.They demonstrate decreased engagement in monogamous relationships.
15.Americans began to criticize some of the practical outcomes of liberalized sexual behavior in the:
a.1960s.
b.1970s.
c.1980s.
d.1990s.
16.Many women are critical of liberalized sexual behavior because they believe that it has robbed them of the right to:
a.become homemakers.
b.be like men.
c.remain childless.
d.say no to sex.
17.In his presidential address at the American Psychological Association’s 99th Annual Convention, Stanley Graham argued that the emancipation of women was paralleled by:
a.a noticeable increase in lesbian relationships.
b.the development of the pro-life movement.
c.an unprecedented increase in the divorce rate.
d.the abandoning of responsibility by men.
18.Research by Graham et al. found that in the aftermath of the women's liberation movement, women's sexual arousal is enhanced when:
a.men focus primarily on their physical attributes.
b.they are treated primarily as sexual beings.
c.they feel accepted and valued as individuals.
d.they are the most assertive sexual partner.
19.According to the authors, if anything in human life should be voluntary and spontaneous, it is:
a.sexual regulation.
b.animalistic instinct.
c.erotic behavior.
d.psychological understanding.
20.Most sociologists believe that the general differences in sexual drive between men and women are from:
a.innate personality factors.
b.the socialization process.
c.survival imperatives.
d.reproductive capabilities.