Human Sexuality and Gender Development Quiz

Adam's apple is a primary sex characteristic associated with male puberty.

Bisexual refers to attraction to more than one gender.

Androgyny is a gender identity, not a sexual orientation.

The phallic stage involves genital stimulation and occurs between ages 3 to 6 in Freud's theory.

Heterosexual is a sexual orientation, not a gender identity.

The conflict of 'identity vs. role confusion' occurs during adolescence in Erikson's theory.

Assortative mating theory proposes that individuals select partners with similar traits.

Testosterone is the hormone responsible for male sexual development.

Transgender refers to a mismatch between gender identity and assigned sex at birth.

Robert Sternberg proposed the two-factor theory of love involving passion and intimacy.

Gender roles encompass the social, cultural, and psychological aspects of being male or female.

A criticism of Freud's theory is its lack of empirical evidence.

Gender roles are socially constructed, according to the sociocultural perspective.

Gender dysphoria is the psychological stress due to a misalignment of gender identity and assigned sex.

Asexuality refers to a lack of sexual attraction to anyone.

Gender role socialization is the process of internalizing societal expectations regarding gender roles.

The evolutionary perspective emphasizes the role of evolution in shaping human sexuality.