CFT-150 Final Exam with all Correct & 100% Verified
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Gary Chapman's 5 love languages ✔Correct Answer-1. Words of affirmation
2. Quality time
3. Gifts
4. Acts of service
5. Physical touch
Myths of being vulnerable ✔Correct Answer-Myth 1: vulnerability is weakness
Myth 2: I don't do vulnerability
Myth 3: vulnerability is letting it all hang out
Myth 4: we can go it alone
Definition of consent and positive consent ✔Correct Answer-Consent: an agreement btwn
participants to engage in sexual activity
positive consent:
- communicating when you change type/degree of sexual activity "is this ok?"
- physical cues to show its ok to take next level
- agreeing to certain activities saying "yes", "I'm open to trying"
Gender ✔Correct Answer-Attitudes, feelings, behaviors that given culture associates with a
person's biological sex
(sex and sexuality slides)
refers to degree to which an individual sees self as feminine or masculine
(Gender/behavior slides)
Approach to saying no ✔Correct Answer-1. Express appreciation for the invitation
2. Say no in clear, unequivocal fashion
3. Offer alternatives
avoid mixed messages
Sexual orientation ✔Correct Answer-Refers to the sex of those to whom one is
sexually/romantically attracted
, Orgasm gap ✔Correct Answer-The tendency for women to have lower rates of orgasm than
men during heterosexual sexual encounters.
more likely to reach orgasm
women - masturbation
males - intercourse
Kinsey scale ✔Correct Answer-0 to 6 scale of sexuality
0 being solely heterosexual
6 being exclusively homosexual
Masters and Johnson's sexual response cycle ✔Correct Answer-1. Excitement
2. Plateau
3. Orgasm
4. Resolution
Basic dilemma in couple relationships ✔Correct Answer-Fusion vs. Intimacy
Closeness-caregiving
openness of communication
lack of intrusiveness
Stages in knapp's relationship model ✔Correct Answer-1. Coming together
2. Relational maintenance
3. Coming apart
the different types of loss ✔Correct Answer-sudden loss
- unexpected
ex: car accident, suicide, homicide
ambiguous loss
- less concrete/hard to understand
ex: alzheimer's , missing, miscarriage
subtle or less obvious
- moving away, graduating, divorce/seperation, loss of identity
importance of rituals ✔Correct Answer-rituals of science connect us to nature
rituals of magic connect us to sacred
Answers |Latest Version |Already Graded A+
Gary Chapman's 5 love languages ✔Correct Answer-1. Words of affirmation
2. Quality time
3. Gifts
4. Acts of service
5. Physical touch
Myths of being vulnerable ✔Correct Answer-Myth 1: vulnerability is weakness
Myth 2: I don't do vulnerability
Myth 3: vulnerability is letting it all hang out
Myth 4: we can go it alone
Definition of consent and positive consent ✔Correct Answer-Consent: an agreement btwn
participants to engage in sexual activity
positive consent:
- communicating when you change type/degree of sexual activity "is this ok?"
- physical cues to show its ok to take next level
- agreeing to certain activities saying "yes", "I'm open to trying"
Gender ✔Correct Answer-Attitudes, feelings, behaviors that given culture associates with a
person's biological sex
(sex and sexuality slides)
refers to degree to which an individual sees self as feminine or masculine
(Gender/behavior slides)
Approach to saying no ✔Correct Answer-1. Express appreciation for the invitation
2. Say no in clear, unequivocal fashion
3. Offer alternatives
avoid mixed messages
Sexual orientation ✔Correct Answer-Refers to the sex of those to whom one is
sexually/romantically attracted
, Orgasm gap ✔Correct Answer-The tendency for women to have lower rates of orgasm than
men during heterosexual sexual encounters.
more likely to reach orgasm
women - masturbation
males - intercourse
Kinsey scale ✔Correct Answer-0 to 6 scale of sexuality
0 being solely heterosexual
6 being exclusively homosexual
Masters and Johnson's sexual response cycle ✔Correct Answer-1. Excitement
2. Plateau
3. Orgasm
4. Resolution
Basic dilemma in couple relationships ✔Correct Answer-Fusion vs. Intimacy
Closeness-caregiving
openness of communication
lack of intrusiveness
Stages in knapp's relationship model ✔Correct Answer-1. Coming together
2. Relational maintenance
3. Coming apart
the different types of loss ✔Correct Answer-sudden loss
- unexpected
ex: car accident, suicide, homicide
ambiguous loss
- less concrete/hard to understand
ex: alzheimer's , missing, miscarriage
subtle or less obvious
- moving away, graduating, divorce/seperation, loss of identity
importance of rituals ✔Correct Answer-rituals of science connect us to nature
rituals of magic connect us to sacred
