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This Updated/Latest 2025–2026 Test Bank for Human Sexuality in a World of Diversity, Canadian Edition, 6th Edition is a comprehensive exam preparation resource designed to support psychology and human sexuality students in mastering the key concepts and topics presented in the textbook. Aligned chapter by chapter with the Canadian edition content, this test bank includes multiple-choice, true/false, short answer, and essay-style questions that reflect typical university and college assessments. Covering essential subjects such as anatomy and physiology of sexuality, gender identity and roles, attraction and love, intimate relationships and communication, sexual orientation, contraception and reproductive health, sexual dysfunction and health education, sexually transmitted infections, sex work, and sexual coercion, it’s tailored to reinforce learners’ understanding while boosting confidence before quizzes, midterms, and final exams. This resource is ideal for students preparing for assessments in courses focused on human sexuality, sexual health, diversity and culture, and related psychology or social science classes. Thoughtfully curated to mirror instructor expectations and academic standards, this test bank helps improve retention, deepen comprehension, and enhance overall performance throughout the 2025–2026 academic cycle.

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TEST BANK FOR Human Sexuality in a World of Diversity, Canadian Edition, 6th Edition by
Chapter 01: Studying Human Sexuality: An Introduction

Multiple Choice Questions
1. inform us about the physiological mechanisms!of!sexual! arousal!and! response.
A) Biologists
B) Psychologists
C) Anthropologists
D) Sociologists


Difficulty:! 1
QuestionID:! 01-1-01
Page-Reference:! 3!
Skill:!Recall!/!Concept!
Objective:! LO! 1.1

Answer:! A)!Biologists

2. Meaney!and! Rye!(2007)! argue!that!learning! about!one's!own! sexual!likes! and! dislikes! can! lead!to
A) sexual! self-actualization.
B) a!greater!probability!of !conception.
C) sexual! selfishness.
D) more! frequent! masturbation.


Difficulty:! 1
QuestionID:! 01-1-02
Page-Reference:! 3!
Skill:!Recall!/!Concept!
Objective:! LO! 1.1

Answer:!A)!sexual!self-actualization.

3. Which!of! the!following! is! an! example!of! gender! roles?
A) anatomical! differences! between! male! and! female! sexual! anatomy
B) cultural! expectations! that! males,! but! not! females,! initiate! sexual! contact
C) political! freedom! to! self-identify!as! heterosexual,! homosexual,! or! bisexual
D) taboos! prohibiting! male–male! or! female–female! sexual! activities


Difficulty:! 2
QuestionID:! 01-1-03
Page-Reference:!2!
Skill:! Application!
Objective:! LO! 1.1

Answer:!B)!cultural!expectations!that!males,!but!not!females,!initiate!sexual!contact




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,4. In! which! of! the! following! scenarios! would! sex! be! considered! a! leisure! activity,! according! to! Meaney! and! Rye!
(2007)?
A) Julie!voluntarily!engages! in!sex!with!a!casual!acquaintance
B) Frank! has! sex! with! his! wife! because! he!feels! that! it!is! his! obligation
C) David! is! a! sex! worker!who! accepts! both! male!and!female!clients
D) Emma! has! had! sex! in! exchange! for!money!on! only! one! occasion


Difficulty:! 2
QuestionID:! 01-1-04
Page-Reference:!2!
Skill:! Application!
Objective:! LO! 1.1

Answer:! A)!Julie!voluntarily!engages! in!sex! with!a!casual!acquaintance

5. examine! cross-cultural! similarities! and! differences! in! sexual! behaviour! is
A) Medical! doctors
B) Anthropologists
C) Psychologists
D) Sociologists


Difficulty:! 1
QuestionID:! 01-1-05
Page-Reference:! 3!
Skill:!Recall!/!Concept!
Objective:! LO! 1.1

Answer:! B)!Anthropologists

6. A!leading!organization!in!Canada!that!promotes!sexuality!research! and!education!is
A) the!Sex!Information!and! Education!Council!of !Canada.
B) the! Canadian! Association! of! Sex! Educators,! Counsellors! and! Therapists.
C) the!Canadian! Society!for!the! Study!of! Sexuality.
D) the! Canadian! Association! of! Sexual! Health! Promotion.


Difficulty:! 1
QuestionID:! 01-1-06
Page-Reference:! 3!
Skill:!Recall!/!Concept!
Objective:! LO! 1.1

Answer:! A)!the!Sex!Information!and!Education!Council!of! Canada.

7. What!did!Messenger!observe!was! the!norm!in! Inis! Beag?
A) women!who!found!sex!to!be! pleasurable! were!revered
B) women!were!always!the! initiator! of! sex
C) married!couples!engaged!in!sex!with!their!undergarments!on
D) men!did!whatever! they!could!to! prolong! ejaculation




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,Difficulty:! 1
QuestionID:! 01-1-07
Page-Reference:! 4!
Skill:!Recall!/!Concept!
Objective:! LO! 1.2

Answer:!C)!married!couples!engaged!in!sex! with!their! undergarments!on

8. What! did!Marshall!observe! was! the!norm! in!Mangaia?
A) adolescent! boys! were! expected!to! engage!in!sex! with! older! men!in!the!community
B) boys!and!girls! were!discouraged!from! engaging!in!sexual!play!and!masturbation
C) adolescent!boys,!but!not!girls,!were!encouraged!to!have!sexual!relationships!before!marriage
D) boys! were!given!a!two-week! course!of !instruction! on!techniques! of !sexual!behaviour!at!around!age!13


Difficulty:! 1
QuestionID:! 01-1-08
Page-Reference:! 4!
Skill:!Recall!/!Concept!
Objective:! LO! 1.2

Answer:!D)! boys! were!given!a!two-week! course!of ! instruction!on!techniques! of ! sexual!behaviour! at!around!age!13

9. According! to! the! textbook,! is!vital!to!resolving! conflicts!and! establishing!healthy! relationships.
A) respect
B) education
C) passion
D) pleasure


Difficulty:! 1
QuestionID:! 01-1-09
Page-Reference:! 6!
Skill:!Recall!/!Concept!
Objective:! LO! 1.2

Answer:! A)!respect

10. According!to!(Statistics!Canada,!2017b),!what!percentage!of!Canadians!were!immigrants! in!2016?
A) 10%
B) 22%
C) 30%
D) 41%


Difficulty:! 1
QuestionID:! 01-1-10
Page-Reference:! 8!
Skill:!Recall!/!Concept!
Objective:! LO! 1.2

Answer:! B)! 22%

11. Imagine! two! relatively! isolated! populations! on! opposite! sides! of! the! world.! An! anthropologist! finds! that!
one! population!is! relatively! sexually! conservative,!whereas! the! other! population! endorses! personal! sexual!
freedom.

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, What! factor! might! account! for! the! differences! in! sexual! attitudes! and! behaviours! between! these! two!
populations?
A) latitude
B) nutrition
C) culture
D) biology


Difficulty:! 1
QuestionID:! 01-1-11
Page-Reference:!4!
Skill:! Application!
Objective:! LO! 1.2

Answer:!C)!culture

12. When!looking! at! Canadian!society!and! sexuality,! one!of! the! most!notable! changes!in! the! Canadian! mosaic! is
A) an!increase! in!liberal!attitudes! since! the!early!90s.
B) the!dramatic!increase! in!the!proportion! of! visible!minorities.
C) the!addition! of! a!variety!of! less! conservative!sexual!practices.
D) the! significant! increase! of! mixed! marriage—i.e.,! marriage! between! people! of ! different! ethnicities.


Difficulty:! 1
QuestionID:! 01-1-12
Page-Reference:! 8!
Skill:!Recall!/!Concept!
Objective:! LO! 1.3

Answer:! B)!the!dramatic!increase!in!the!proportion!of !visible!minorities.

13. Some! Canadians! have! their! male! children! circumcised! at! a! young! age.! Some! immigrants! to! Canada! disagree!
with! this! practice! on! the! grounds! that! children! cannot! consent! to! the! procedure.! This! is! an! example! of! how!
immigrants! and! those! born! in! Canada! may! differ! in! their
A) ethics.
B) gender! roles.
C) values.
D) education.


Difficulty:! 2
QuestionID:! 01-1-13
Page-Reference:!8!
Skill:! Application!
Objective:! LO! 1.3

Answer:!C)!values.

14. When!it! comes! to!sexual! activities,! children!of!immigrant! parents!in! Canada
A) tend!to!leave!their!traditional!cultural!value!systems!and!adopt!the!values!of !Canadian!society.
B) are!more!likely!to! participate!in!risky!behaviour! due!to!limited!education.
C) tend! to! be!very!similar!to! Canadian! children! of ! the!same! age.
D) often! get! caught! in! a! cultural! clash! between! the! traditional! values! of ! their! parents! and! the! more! permissive! values! of !
Canadian! society.



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