FAD 2230 EXAM 1 WITH CORRECT ANSWERS
Interpersonal exchange model of sexual satisfaction - Answer-bringing sex closer to human experience
Interactionist perspective on human sexuality - Answer-women and men are influenced by the sexual scripts that they learn from their culture.
Patriarchal ...
FAD 2230 EXAM 1 WITH CORRECT
ANSWERS
Interpersonal exchange model of sexual satisfaction - Answer-bringing sex closer to
human experience
Interactionist perspective on human sexuality - Answer-women and men are influenced
by the sexual scripts that they learn from their culture.
Patriarchal Sexuality - Answer-characterized by many beliefs, values, attitudes, and
behaviors developed to protect the male line of descent. men are to control women's
sexuality.
Expressive Sexuality - Answer-sexuality is seen as basic to the humanness of both
women and men; there is no one-sided sense of ownership.
Heterosexism - Answer-the taken for granted system of beliefs, values, customs, that
places value on heterosexual behaviors and denies or stigmatizes non heterosexual
relations
Homophobia - Answer-Viewing homosexuals with fear, dread, aversion, or hatred, 18-
34 more accepting, 55 and older least accepting of homosexuals
microaggressions - Answer-Subtle verbal, behavioral, or environmental indignities,
whether intentional or unintentional, that communicate hostile, derogatory, or negative
feelings toward a marginalized group.
examples singling out gays and lesbians:
"I've always wanted a gay best friend"
or "That's so gay"
Sexting - Answer-Sending or posting sexually suggestive text messages and images,
including nude or seminude photos, via cell phones or over the internet
This is a growing phenomenon prevalent among men and women of all ages, genders,
sexualities, classes, and belief systems.
pornification - Answer-Sending, receiving, or viewing sexually explicit material is seen
as a normal thing to do among young people
Abstinence - Answer-Many religious groups see this as a moral imperative, example
only 34% of students at a conservative christian college reported having casual sex
where 64% at a regular college
Public attitudes continue to play a role.
, 40% of men and 34% of women find sex between teens morally acceptable.
Serial Monogamy - Answer-Demonstrating sexual exclusivity, having one partner at a
time
Friends with Benefits / Hooking up - Answer-Forms of casual sex, nothing more than
just sexual activity, can occur with no prior acquaintance and no further contact
afterwards.
Half of young adults report engaging in casual sex
Book Definition of a Family - Answer-A family is any sexually expressive, parent, child,
or other kin relationships which people, usually related by ancestry, marriage, or
adoption.
1. Form an economical and practical unit and care for children / dependents.
2. Consider their identity to be significantly attached to the group.
3. Commit to maintaining that group over time.
Nuclear Family - Answer-(husband, wife, children) ideal / traditionalist
Husband money maker and wife home maker
Children living together in the household
Modern Definition - Answer-More focus on what a family does (function) rather than who
is in a family (structure).
- Cooperate economically and in practical ways
- Care for children.
- Consider their identity intimately connected to the larger group (emotional security).
Goals of the Class: - Answer-1. Help you understand you and family situation
2. Help you to appreciate the variety / diversity among families today
3. Make you more conscious of the personal decisions you must make throughout your
life and the societal influences that affect those decisions
Post Modern Family: - Answer-Families today exhibit a multiplicity of forms
New or altered family forms grow and develop
Facts about American families today - Answer-1. Marriage is important, but not to the
extent it was during "golden age of marriage"
2. A smaller number of people are married today
3. Young people are postponing marriage
4. Cohabitation has become a family form
6. Fertility rate has declined
7. Parenthood is postponed (college aged women)
8. Non marital birth rate high at 44.3%
9. Same sex coupled households increased by 80% (2000-2010)
10. Divorce Rate is high
11. Remarriage rate has declined recently
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