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SFL 223 FINAL (LEAVITT) EXAM
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 2026
VERIFIED.




What is sexual wholeness? - ANS Includes physical, spiritual, and emotional aspects of sex



Sexual wholeness acknowledges that.... - ANS healthy sex occurs within a committed,
loving relationship where both partners are engaged in the process of growth



Why might it be important to know both women and men's anatomy? - ANS 1. We learn
about how we are sexually unique but together create true intimacy

2. Learning more about your own sexually anatomy can lead to discovery, acceptance, and
greater appreciation for your sexuality

3. Learning about your anatomy and your spouse's anatomy can be an important part of your
journey to healthy sexuality



3 Body Parts most important for arousal? - ANS Women: Vagina, perineum, clitoris

Men: Penis



How to overcome sexual differences - ANS 1. Openly talk about needs and desires


1

, 2. Address the orgasm gap = Talk about what increases arousal for both of you so you can both
reach orgasm.

3. Acknowledge it is normal to have a lower and higher desire partner dynamic

4. Talk about what motivates desire for you



Men more frequently... - ANS 1. Use Porn

2. Masturbate

3. Engage in casual sex

4. Orgasm



Sexuality begins at _________ - ANS Birth, and development occurs throughout life



Most important sexual organ - ANS The brain (especially for women)



Healthy sexual relationship = train your brain to have proper attitudes and appropriate attention
towards sexuality



Reduce as much anxiety as you can to have best experience



Diversity + Difference = - ANS Divinity



Women do not understand their sexual desires because... - ANS They have spent their
whole lives being beautiful and sexual for other people; sexual development is based on how
others view her



Three Types of Intimacy - ANS 1. Non-arousing

2. Arousing

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