Final Exam Review: Historical Study of Human Sexuality and Abrahamic Religions

What is the mechanism of action of Progestin-Only Pills?

Which type of emergency contraceptive contains levonorgestrel?

How long after unprotected intercourse can Plan B be taken at maximum?

What is the main action of Emergency Contraceptives like Plan B?

In the context of Oral Contraceptives, what psychological aspect has been associated with progesterone?

How do women's attention to certain details differ based on Pill usage in the context of attractiveness ratings?

What cognitive changes were observed in Newer Pill Users with anti-androgenic progestins?

How did the study findings regarding mood changes in Pill users differ?

What was observed about jealousy in single OC users compared to fertile and non-fertile women?

How did Oinonen & Mazmanian (2002) suggest emergency contraceptives may affect negative affect during menstruation?

What was the effect of Partnered women using OCs on their reported jealousy compared to naturally cycling women?

What is the primary reason for humans being drawn to gossip magazines, reality tv, and keeping tabs on sexy, powerful people according to the text?

Which of the following is NOT a principle of Hinduism circa 2,500 BCE?

What is the main goal of Tantric Buddhism mentioned in the text?

How do Catholics compare to Fundamentalist Protestants in terms of sexual partners according to the text?

What is the relationship between early sexual debut and various risky behaviors according to Niccolai et al. (2004)?

Which psychological aspect is associated with a general level of comfort with the body, intimacy, and sexual expression?

What was the main purpose of the first birth control clinic established in Canada in 1932?

How do Anti-androgenic progestins in newer Pill Users affect the Fusiform face area and Parahippocampal place area of the brain?

What effect does increased Grey Matter volume have on facial recognition in Pill Users?

How do Oral Contraceptive (OC) users differ in their response to emotional stimuli compared to non-users?

Which group of women reported higher jealousy levels according to the text?

Why is jealousy considered adaptive according to the text?

Which hormone pathway is involved in preventing pregnancy by reducing FSH and increasing progesterone?

What is the mechanism of action of Combination Pills in preventing pregnancy?

What cognitive effect is mentioned for Pill users due to artificial increase in estrogen?

Which psychological aspect is positively correlated with a general level of comfort with the body and intimacy?

Which emergency contraceptive method primarily prevents implantation of the fertilized egg?

What is the main action of Progestin-Only Pills in preventing pregnancy?

Which emergency contraceptive is mentioned to be highly effective in preventing pregnancy?

What type of faces are preferred by normally cycling women in the long-term context?

What is the estimated size of the sex tourism industry?

Which act was illegal according to past Canadian prostitution laws?

How does increased Estrogen, typical of the follicular phase, impact cognitive changes in women?

In the context of attractiveness ratings, what do Pill users focus on more than those not on the Pill?

According to Canadian law in 1983, what did the Fraser Commission make illegal?

What percentage of non-religious individuals believe paying for sex is illegal according to Canadian attitudes?

Why have prices and demand for prostitution dropped according to historical references?

What cognitive changes are associated with increased progesterone levels?

Why do oral contraceptive (OC) users make more errors in recognizing facial expressions?

Which cognitive task is performed best during periods of high estrogen levels?

What effect do androgenic progestins in birth control pills have on users' cognitive abilities?

Why are oral contraceptive (OC) users different in terms of recognition errors for facial expressions?

What is a common reason for entry into the profession of prostitution?

What is a significant risk factor for females to become involved in prostitution?

What percentage of teenage runaways are reported to have been away from home for over a year and offered money for sexual activities?

What is a common experience for a significant percentage of sex workers before entering the profession?

Which factor is associated with a high likelihood of involvement in prostitution according to the text?

During which period was nudity often portrayed in a nonsexual manner in art?

Which historical era saw the emergence of commercially explicit material?

Which religious institution banned nude portrayals of the body in art?

What publication marked the birth of Western Pornography in 1527?

Which artist created 'Wild Man' in 2005?

How much revenue does the SEM industry generate annually?

'The Ways' by Pietro Aretino was published in which year?

'Shunga' refers to what tradition related to Japanese erotic art?

'I Modi (The Ways)' is associated with the emergence of what industry in the 16th century?

'Kanamara Matsuri' is associated with which cultural practice?

What is a possible implication of a lower ridge count in individuals with Klinefelter's syndrome?

During the 19th century, how was 'true sex' determined according to the historical perspective on gender identity?

What is a characteristic associated with Supernumery Y Syndrome (XYY)?

Which term is considered outdated and inaccurate when referring to individuals with both male and female biological traits?

What is a common feature of Triple X Syndrome (XXX) mentioned in the text?

In the context of Biological Sexual Development, what is a characteristic of Possible Hermaphrodites (XX/XY)?

What percentage of live births are estimated to involve intersex variations according to Blackless et al. (2000)?

What is the significance of pre-natal exposure to hormones in relation to Biological Variations and Gender Identity?

What genetic code asserts itself around the 7th week of development in embryos?

What do both male and female embryos possess around 5-6 weeks after conception?

What is the role of DHT in the development of male external genital structures?

In 5-Alpha-Reductase-Deficiency, what typically happens upon reaching puberty?

What is a common outcome for most 5-Alpha-Reductase-Deficiency individuals during childhood regarding gender identity?

What are some common characteristics observed in individuals with Turner Syndrome (XO)?

What is the typical experience for most 5-Alpha-Reductase-Deficiency individuals upon reaching puberty?

In individuals with Swyer syndrome, what genetic abnormality leads to their development as females?

What is the controversial treatment mentioned in the text for Congenital Adrenal Hyperplasia (CAH) that involves a potent synthetic steroid?

Which cells are produced by the SRY gene in the Y chromosome, leading to the development of testes?

What characteristic is observed in some individuals with Congenital Adrenal Hyperplasia (CAH) regarding their sexual orientation?

What is one of the physical attributes of individuals with Swyer syndrome mentioned in the text at birth?

What is a characteristic feature of Complete Androgen Insensitivity Syndrome?

In Partial Androgen Insensitivity Syndrome, what is a common presentation in terms of sexual organ development?

How does 5-Alpha-Reductase-Deficiency affect sexual development in an XY male fetus?

Which condition is characterized by a mix of male and female sexual structures, making it challenging to identify the gender?

What is a distinguishing feature between Complete Androgen Insensitivity Syndrome and Partial Androgen Insensitivity Syndrome?