31.Cox and Demmitt argue that much of the music listened to by American teenagers tends to romanticize:
a.going steady.
b.violence.
c.puberty.
d.teen pregnancy.
32.What is the impact of changing sexual mores on women?
a.The double standard has been reinforced.
b.They opened women up to extramarital affairs and no repercussions.
c.They lessened her control of sexual interactions by indicating sexual behavior is acceptable.
d.They increased the acceptance of acquaintance rape.
33.A father warns his daughter about premarital sex, but tells his son that he is becoming a "real" man when he finds out that he is sexually active. This is an example of:
a.homogamy.
b.endogamy.
c.the double standard.
d.complementary needs.
34.The historical double standard is:
a.the central focus of dating.
b.unfair to young men.
c.a new sexual norm.
d.gradually disappearing.
35.The majority of teenagers who have engaged in premarital intercourse report that:
a.it was against their will.
b.they were in "love."
c."it just happened."
d.they wanted to experiment.
36.A teenager's first sexual experience is most likely to occur:
a.at the beginning of the summer.
b.in the home of one of the partners.
c.at a party where alcohol is present.
d.in a car owned by parents.
37.The younger the first sexual experience:
a.the greater the likelihood that the female is older than the male.
b.the less likely it is to occur in a partner’s home.
c.the less likely it is to influence future sexual encounters.
d.the greater the likelihood that it is not consensual.
38.A female's first sexual experience is likely to take place with a male who is:
a.about the same age.
b.three years younger.
c.less than one year older.
d.several years older.
39.Cox and Demmitt believe that the best way to teach young people responsible sexual behavior is to:
a.provide them with good information.
b.encourage them to "just say no."
c.limit contact with members of the opposite sex.
d.return to the values of the 1950s.
40.According to research presented in the text, the primary reason a majority of adolescents regret engaging in sexual activity is that it:
a.resulted in pregnancy.
b.resulted in a sexually transmitted disease.
c.was inconsistent with their moral views.
d.led to the breakup of the relationship.