Human Sexuality and Sexual Orientation Quiz

Biological traits present at birth that are directly involved in reproduction.

An inclusive acronym representing diverse sexual orientations and gender identities.

Societal expectations and norms related to gender.

Non-reproductive traits that develop during puberty.

The realization and understanding of one's own sexual identity.

Hormone driving the development of male secondary sexual traits.

Male reproductive cells.

A viral infection transmitted through sexual contact.

Personality trait; not a classification of sexual attraction.

A continuum measuring sexual attraction from exclusively heterosexual to exclusively homosexual.

Attraction beyond gender boundaries.

Refers to uncertainty or exploration of one's sexual orientation or gender identity.

The acknowledgment and disclosure of one's transgender identity.

Attraction to both male and female individuals.

Alcohol abuse can contribute to erectile dysfunction.

Identity aligns with the sex assigned at birth.

Sexual activity involving rubbing against a partner without penetration.

Surgical removal of the foreskin.

Avoiding sex during the period of female fertility for birth control.

Researchers who described the stages of human sexual response.

Sexual interest in non-human objects or non-genital body parts causing distress.

Lack of sexual attraction towards others.

Attraction to individuals of the opposite gender.

Emotional distress due to incongruence between gender identity and assigned sex.

Identity aligns with the sex assigned at birth.