Choosing Health - Chapters 9, 10 & 11

Sharing your feelings and other personal information with another person is called A.) Self - Assuredness B.) Self - Love C.) Self - Appreciation D.) Self - Disclosure Self-Disclosure

All of the following are examples of nonverbal communication except. . . A.) Eye - Contract B.) Email C.) Arm Movements D.) Facial Expressions

In Sternberg's Triangular Theory of Love, the primary components of healthy relationships include all of the following except. . . A.) Passion B.) Contentment C.) Commitment D.) Intimacy

Assortative mating refers to the tendency of people to . . . A.) Be attracted to people who have opposite interests to their own B.) Fall in love at first sight C.) "Hook Up" instead of date D.) Select romantic partners who are similar to themselves.

Attachment theory states that . . . A.) Becoming close to romantic partner weakens existing friendships. B.) Close friends will grow to be more and more like one another. C.) The more attached you become to someone, the more healthy the relationship becomes D.) Early childhood relationships shape our expectations of adult relationships.

Friendships are . . . . . A.) Stronger today with modern technology. B.) Helpful in promoting health. C.) Difficult rekindle if you have been out of touch D.) All of these answers are correct.

All of the following will help you maintain relationships EXCEPT . . . A.) Stay true to who you are B.) Respect others C.) Avoid conflicts D.) Be generous

In general, married people . . . . A.) Enjoy better mental and physical health than unmarried people. B.) Live longer than unmarried people. C.) Are financially better off then unmarried people. D.) All Above Are Correct

The divorce rate in the United States is A.) Just under 50% B.) Just under 30% C.) Around 33% D.) Increasing

What proportion of people in the United States are part of a stepfamily? A.) One in two B.) One in three C.) One in four D.) One in five

What is a woman's first period called? A.) Menstruation B.) Ovulation C.) Menarche D.) Menopause

Which of the following is/are NOT part of the internal male genitals? A.) Glans Penis B.) Epididymis C.) Vas Deferens D.) Testes

What is the name for the last phrase of the sexual response cycle? A.) Finality B.) Resolution C.) Conclusion D.) Climax

What is a trans gendered individual? A.) A person whose assigned sex differs from the gender he or she identifies with B.) A person who born with both male and female genitalia C.) A person who is about equally attracted to both males and females D.) A person who is only attracted to people of the opposite sex

Which of the following is NOT considered non-intercourse sexual activity? A.) Oral Sex B.) Anal Sex C.) Mutal Masturbation D.) Fantasy

Of the following methods of birth control, which provide(s) protection against sexually transmitted infection? A.) Diaphragm B.) Female condom C.) Cervical sponge D.) Spermicides

What is the average annual percentage of unplanned pregnancies in the United States? A.) 20% B.) 30% C.) 40% D.) 50%

What is the approximate chance of getting pregnant in any given month for young, healthy couples who are having unprotected sex? A.) 5% B.) 10% C.) 20% D.) 30%

What is the developing baby called after the first eight weeks of a pregnancy? A.) Embryo B.) Blastocyst C.) Fetus D.) Zygote

Which of the following is NOT an infertitly treatment? A.) ZIFT B.) ICSI C.) GIFT D.) PIXY

Pathogens A.) Cannot be stopped by your body's first line of defense B.) Are agents that cause disease C.) Infect Animals but not Humans D.) Die once they enter your body

A person who spreads infectious disease to others is called a . . . A.) Reservoir B.) Carrier C.) Contaminator D.) Pathogens

Your first line of defense against infection is . . . A.) Your immune system B.) Antibiotics C.) Immunization D.) Your Skin

Acquired Immunity. . . . A.) Develops when your body creates memory B cells and memory T cells. B.) Develops when your body creates regulatory T cells C.) Only lasts a few months, at most D.) Develops only when your body contracts a disease and survives it.

Lyme disease is spread by . . . . A.) Fleas B.) Ticks C.) Mosquitoes D.) Mice

Antibiotics are appropriate treatments against . . . A.) Bacteria B.) Viruses C.) Fungi D.) None of these pathogens

The most commonly reported sexually trasmitted infection among college students is . . . A.) Genital warts/HPV B.) Genital Herpes C.) Chlamydia D.) HIV/AIDS

What percentage of new STI infectious in the United States each year occur in people between the ages of 15 and 24? A.) 15% B.) 25% C.) 30% D.) 50%

Which of the following practices will NOT reduce risk of contracting HIV? A.) Correct use of condoms B.) Abstinence C.) Avoiding multiple partners and getting tested with new partners D.) Avoiding partners who look sick

Cervical cancer is caused by . . . . A.) Pelvic inflammatory disease B.) Vaccines C.) Human Papilloma Virus (HPV) D.) Gonorrhea