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Understanding Human Sexuality Quiz

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What does Rosenthal (2013) emphasize about sexuality?

It involves emotions, thoughts, and beliefs (correct)

It is solely a physical response

It is not influenced by cultural diversity

It is primarily driven by instinctual behaviors

How is sexual selfhood defined?

As how one thinks about oneself as a sexual individual (correct)

As the cultural perception of sexuality

As the physical characteristics of an individual

As the instinctual drive for sexual pleasure

What was the view of the male role in Ancient Greece?

The male role was not clearly defined

The male was considered equal to the female in societal roles

The male assumed the dominant role and the male symbol was viewed as a symbol of fertility (correct)

The male was viewed as passive and less influential

How did Judaism view marital sex?

As blessed by God and pleasurable for both men and women Signup and view all the answers

What was the influence of the church in matters of sexuality during the Middle Ages?

The church had a strong influence, labeling women as either temptress or virtuous Signup and view all the answers

What does sexual selfhood refer to?

How one thinks about oneself as a sexual individual Signup and view all the answers

How was the male role viewed in Ancient Greece?

As assuming the dominant role and the symbol of fertility Signup and view all the answers

How did Judaism view marital sex?

As blessed by God and pleasurable for both men and women Signup and view all the answers

What was the influence of the church in matters of sexuality during the Middle Ages?

Strong influence, labeling women as either temptress or woman of virtue Signup and view all the answers

What does Rosenthal (2013) emphasize about sexuality?

It involves emotions, thoughts, and beliefs, not just a physical response Signup and view all the answers

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Sexuality and Society

Rosenthal (2013) emphasizes the importance of understanding sexuality as a product of historical and cultural forces that shape individual experiences and desires.

Sexual Selfhood

Sexual selfhood refers to the complex and multifaceted aspects of an individual's sexual identity, including their desires, behaviors, and experiences.

Ancient Greece

In Ancient Greece, the male role was viewed as one of dominance and control, with men expected to exhibit sexual prowess and aggression.

Judaism

Judaism viewed marital sex as a positive and essential aspect of a healthy marriage, with the goal of procreation and companionship.

Middle Ages

The church played a significant role in shaping sexual attitudes and behaviors during the Middle Ages, often viewing sexual desire as a sinful and corrupting influence that needed to be controlled and repressed.

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Test your knowledge of the sexual self with this quiz on understanding human sexuality and behavior. Explore the interplay of emotions, thoughts, and beliefs in sexual expression, and delve into the multifaceted nature of the sex instinct.