final

Question 1

your gender, and the genders of the people you are attracted to

Answer 1

sexual orientation

Question 2

five dimensions of sexual orientation

Answer 2

1. sexual attraction
2. sexual behavior
3. personal identity
4. romantic relationships
5. community membership

Question 3

issues in defining sexual orientation

Answer 3

1. assumes gender is binary
2. does not include desired aspects besides gender
3. does not account for different types of attraction

Question 4

scale from 0-6 that represents sexual orientation as a continnum

Answer 4

kinsey scale

Question 5

grid that reflects how different categories sexual orientation change over time

Answer 5

klein sexuality grid

Question 6

measured categories of social configurations theory

Answer 6

1. strength of element (importance of sexuality)
2. specificity of sexuality
3. challenge to cultural norms

Question 7

a change in sexual or romantic attraction over time and/or context

Answer 7

sexual fluidity

Question 8

negative attitudes and feelings towards bisexual people, including intolerance, hatred, and fear

Answer 8

biphobia

Question 9

denial of bisexuality as a valid sexual orientaiton

Answer 9

bisexual erasure

Question 10

common bisexual stereotypes

Answer 10

just a phase, do not exist, greedy, everyone is bisexual, etc.

Question 11

orientation categorized by lack of sexual or romantic attraction

Answer 11

asexuality

Question 12

sexual and romantic attraction are distinct

Answer 12

dual model of attraction

Question 13

3 elements of sternberg’s triangular theory of love

Answer 13

1. intimacy: feelings of closeness
2. passion: physical attraction
3. commitment: desire to maintain relationship

Question 14

factors that influence our attraction to others

Answer 14

similarity, familiarity (mere exposure), personality, social influence, fulfilling needs

Question 15

people are more likely to form relationships with someone who is equally attractive

Answer 15

matching hypothesis

Question 16

if somebody likes somebody else, they are likely to reciprocate that feeling

Answer 16

reciprocal liking

Question 17

relationships such as open relationships, swingers, poly, etc.

Answer 17

consensual non-monogamy (cnm)

Question 18

four horsemen of the apocalypse

Answer 18

1. contempt
2. criticism
3. defensiveness
4. stonewalling

Question 19

implicit stereotypes during interviews lead to

Answer 19

1. lower female performance
2. lower male interviewer evaluation

Question 20

gender differences in body language

Answer 20

1. men are more assertive, maintain eye contact, use confident tone
2. women are more reserved, avoid eye contact, use soft tone

Question 21

power posing

Answer 21

1. when people feel less confident, they may hunch and fold arms
2. when people feel more confident, they may stretch out and stand broadly

Question 22

gender differences in confidence and self-promotion

Answer 22

1. men speak assertively about experience and are more confident
2. women speak humbly about experience and are less confident

Question 23

star method for interviews

Answer 23

1. situation (introduce situation)
2. task (describe task and involved challenges)
3. action (what and how you did it)
4. result (explain results of efforts)

Question 24

methods for negotiating salaries

Answer 24

1. research beforehand
2. negotiate assertively
3. don’t accept first offer
4. negotiate beyond salary

Question 25

symptoms directed inward, towards self

Answer 25

internalizing disorders

Question 26

symptoms directed outward, towards others

Answer 26

externalizing disorders

Question 27

intervention strategies to encourage men to seek mental health help

Answer 27

1. role models to convey info 2. psychoeducational material to promote help-seeking attitudes 3. assistance recognizing symptoms 4. motivational interviewing as opposed to therapy 5. highlight men are not alone 6. emphasize positive masculine traits

Question 28

women live longer than men, but are more likely to be hospitalized and seek professional help

Answer 28

morbidity and mortality paradox

Question 29

biological factors in health gap

Answer 29

sex chromosomes, hormones, reproductive anatomy

Question 30

social factors in health gap

Answer 30

work stress, lack of social support, social norms

Question 31

behavioral factors in health gap

Answer 31

risky behavior, aggression and violence, drug use, lack of diet, lack of medical care

Question 32

issues experienced by transgender people

Answer 32

1. increased rates of substance abuse 2. increased rates of depression, anxiety, and mental distress 3. gender minority stress theory (marginalized identity and experiences with discrimination have negative health outcomes) 4. high suicide rates

Question 33

we are motivated to maintain a positive self-view

Answer 33

self affirmation theory

Question 34

microintervention strategies

Answer 34

1. making the invisible visible 2. disarm the microaggression 3. educate offender 4. seek external intervention