The power is in your hands! Please pick a topic of interest out of this week’s reading material to

WK6: DQ1 (Minimum 200 words)
If you can recall, what did your sexual education look like (in
school, at home, or both)? Who did the teaching? Did your class
sit in the same room or did they split individuals up? How did
they choose to split the class? Did you take the class more than
one time that you recall? Please recall as much information
about the class (or lack thereof) that you had and relay it to
your classmates. For anyone who did not have a class like
this, please develop your own ‘class’ and explain how you
would teach topics related to STIs, sex, and gender.
The power is in your hands! Please pick a topic of interest out of
this week’s reading material to discuss in detail. Your thoughts/options, what you agree/disagree with, questions you may have, etc.
Question 1
(2
points)
Question 1 options:
The term for fraternal twins is
twins
The test consisting of the names of colors, printed in different
colors than the one that is being named, is known at the
Question 2 options:
C
Browns Test
C’
Boehmer Test Stroop Test
Significance Test
One stereotype is that school and/or learning is:
Question 3 options:
only needed in America
a feminine activity
useless
a masculine activity
Which week of class are we currently in?
Question 4 options:
C
Week 6
Week 4 Week 3
C
Week 5
Being cooperative and quiet in the school setting is associated
with:
Question 5 options: femininity
outcasts
teenagers
C Masculinity
Question 6 options:
The four phases of sexual activity are: excitement, plateau,
and resolution.
Currently, what age do individuals tend to get married?
Question 7 options:
C
25-29
C
20-24
C
18-19
C
30-34
Q8 “Sex Can Wait” is a
week course with three main components.
Roskam was interested in three interaction systems, the child-
parent, child-sibling and
Question 9 options:
C`
child-grandmother
C
child-stranger
child-peer
C
child-child
Approximately how much of the household labor do women
tend to take on themselves?
Question 10 options:
C
60%
r
.
50%
C
80%
70%
Which group of people tend to use uptalk the most?
Question 11 options:
C
women
C
men
nonbinary individuals
Elderly
Question 12 options: Alfred C.
is one of the most recognizable contributors to the study of sexual behavior.
“Moving from concrete examples to create generalizations” is
the definition of:
Question 13 options:
necessary human thinking
inductive reasoning
social learning theory
deductive reasoning
Question 14 options:
In the 14th
century, the term
was used to describe people whom were considered dirty.
Q15 When it comes to women having multiple male births, the
males have a greater likelihood of self-identifying as gay.
Dating has replaced the practice of
Question 16 options:
friendship
hookups
marriage
courtship
Human communication begins
Question 17 options:
before babies form words
in early elementary school
never
when babies learn to talk
Question 18 options: The
Person helps to visually explain the differences in sexual identity, orientation, and expression.
Men tend to seek female friendships for sexual reasons while
women seek men for
Question 19 options:
sex
C
protection
gossiping
Loyalty
What does ESSA stand for, which was finalized in 2015?
Question 20 options:
C
Everyone Smells Strange Act
C
Every School Succeeds Act
r
Even Students Struggle Act
C
Every Student Succeeds Act Question 21 options:
Without
stimulation, women are unlikely to have an orgasm.
Title IX was passed as an amendment to:
Question 22 options:
r the Civil Rights Act
(
the Civil War Act
r the Civil Liberty Act
C
the Civil Service Act
Women did not attend college in equal numbers compared to
men until the
Question 23 options: ‘ 1990s
C
1960s
C
1970s
C
1980s
Ricky behaviors in college (ex. alcohol use) is commonly
associated with
Question 24 options:
C
masculine individuals
r
feminine individuals
transgendered individuals
C
none of these
STEM stands for
Question 25 options:
C
sands that excitement merchants
scenic train station enjoyment museum
science, technology, engineering, and math
social theory of energy and mass
Lack of or difficulty in communication and engagement leads to
a/an
Question 26 options:
unknown impact on language development
positive impact on language development
indifferent impact on language development
negative impact on language development
Our friends tend to be
Question 27 options:
C
similar to our fathers
C
different than our mothers
C
different than us
C
similar to us
“One’s mental action and processes acquired through sensation
and perceptions” best defines which of the following:
Question 28 options:
C
cognition
geture
ability
Language
Defensiveness, Contempt, Criticism, and Stonewalling are
known as the:
Question 29 options:
Four Horsepower of the Avalanche
Four Horsemen of the Americas
Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse
r
Four Horsemen of the Antarctic
Sex differences in cognitive performance:
Question 30 options:
do not actually exist
are only seen in the United States
can be manipulated by contextual factors
r
are innate and fixed
Countries with gendered languages tend to have
Question 31 options:
less gender equality
no gender equality
the most gender equality of all countries
more gender equality
32The number of teens giving birth has
over the last 20 years.
What decade does the term ‘Mx.’ date back to? (Used in place
of Ms. abbreviation)
Question 33 options:
r” 1970s
1960s
C
1990s
1980s
One of the reason’s that women tend to underperform on
mathematical tests is:
Question 34 options:
C
women are faced with anxiety related to math
C
women can’t do math, only men can
C
women have better things to focus on
C
men overcompensate to show their masculinity
Concepts that become associated with mental representations
are:
Question 35 options:
C
implicit associations
C
gender schema
C
gender stereotypes
C
gender norms
Related to the school system, what does NCLB stand for?
Question 36 options:
r
No Child Leads Breakfast
r
No Child Led Breakfast
C°
No Child Left Behind
C No Child Left Beyond
What percent of elementary teachers in the US are female?
Question 37 options: r under 70%
C
about 80%
C
over 90%
C
100%
Which group of individuals is the most likely to share their problems? Question 38 options:
C
boys
C
children
C
girls
r
young adults
Question 39 options:
Approximately 97% of people self-identify as
individuals.
Which of the following are examples of gender neutral
pronouns?
Question 40 options:
ne/nem/nienirs/nemself
she/her/hers
none of these
he/him/his/himself
Half of all divorces occur during which time period?
Question 41 options:
During midlife
First seven years
After 10 years
First year
Attachments:
9805330_1_WK6-DQ1.pdf
9805330_2_WK6-DQ2.pdf
9805330_3_Quizz-3-Q1-Q41.pdf