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Bosson, .The .Psychology .of .Sex .and .Gender,
.2e
SAGE .Publishing, .2022
Chapter 1: Introducing Sex and Gender
. . . . .
. Test Bank
.
Multiple .Choice
1. Which .of .the .following .is .an .example .of .the .pushback .in .recent .years .regarding
.sex .and .gender .equality?
A. Laverne .Cox .became .the .first .openly .transgender .person .to .win .an .Emmy .award.
B. The .United .Nations .endorsed .an .initiative .called .“Planet .50-50 .by .2030: .Step .It .Up
.for .Gender .Equality.”
C. The .Me .Too .Movement .went .viral .on .Twitter.
D. A .ban .on .transgender .people .serving .openly .in .the .military .was
.reinstated. .Ans: .D
Learning .Objective: .1.3: .Evaluate .the .meaning .and .relevance .of .feminisms, .gender
.movements, .and .systems .of .power, .privilege, .and .inequality.
Cognitive .Domain: .Knowledge
.Answer .Location: .Sex .and .Gender
.Difficulty .Level: .Easy
2. Rhoda .Unger .(1979) .argued .for .using .“sex” .to .refer .to .the . aspects .of .being
.female .or .male .while .“gender” .should .be .used .when .discussing .the .
aspects.
A. culturally .constructed; .biological
B. hormonal; .culturally .constructed
C. biological; .culturally .constructed
D. anatomical; .hormonal
.Ans: .C
Learning .Objective: .1.1: .Explain .central .terminology .in .the .study .of .sex .and .gender.
.Cognitive .Domain: .Knowledge
Answer .Location: .Sex .and .Gender
.Difficulty .Level: .Easy
3. To .address .the .ambiguity .of .biological .and .social .causes .of .sex .differences,
.Alice .Eagly .(2013) .suggests .using .“sex” .to .refer .to . and .“gender” .to . .
A. categories .of .people; .the .meanings .given .to .different .sex .categories
B. culturally .constructed .differences; .biological .differences
C. biological .categories; .social .meaning .given .to .those .categories
D. a .chosen .social .identity; .a .category .given .to .you .at
.birth .Ans: .A
Learning .Objective: .1.1: .Explain .central .terminology .in .the .study .of .sex .and .gender.
.Cognitive .Domain: .Knowledge
Answer .Location: .Sex .and .Gender
.Difficulty .Level: .Easy
,https://browsegrades.net/singlePaper/416820/test-bank-for-psychology-of-sex-and-gender-seco
Bosson, .The .Psychology .of .Sex .and .Gender,
.2e
SAGE .Publishing, .2022
4. Using .“sex” .to .refer .to .biological .differences .between .men .and .women .and
.“gender” .to .refer .to .the .culturally .constructed .differences .is .problematic .for .which .of
.the .following .reasons?
A. Biology .has .too .small .of .an .influence .to .warrant .its .own .term.
B. It .overemphasizes .the .role .of .socialization .and .cultural .forces.
C. It .is .difficult .to .pinpoint .the .precise .influence .of .biology .and .culture .in .sex .differences.
D. The .terms .sex .and .gender .fail .to .account .for .issues .related .to
.intersectionality. .Ans: .C
Learning .Objective: .1.1: .Explain .central .terminology .in .the .study .of .sex .and .gender.
.Cognitive .Domain: .Comprehension
Answer .Location: .Sex .and .Gender
.Difficulty .Level: .Medium
5. Researchers .have .found .that .testosterone . .
A. is .stable .and .generally .insensitive .to .social .events
B. increases .during .competition .but .only .for .men
C. decreases .when .women .perform .male-typed .behaviors
D. decreases .when .men .perform .female-typed .behaviors
.Ans: .D
Learning .Objective: .1.2: .Evaluate .how .culture, .gender .identity, .and .sexual .orientation
.shape .the .experience .and .expression .of .sex .and .gender.
Cognitive .Domain: .Knowledge
.Answer .Location: .Sex .and .Gender
.Difficulty .Level: .Easy
6. Research .shows .that .differences .in .physical .aggression .between .men .and
.women .are . .
A. due .to .hormonal .differences, .such .as .higher .levels .of .testosterone .in .men
B. primarily .caused .by .differences .in .brain .structure .arising .from .the .presence
.of .androgen .during .fetal .development
C. caused .by .men .being .socialized .to .be .risky .and .to .direct .negative .emotion .outward
D. most .likely .caused .by .some .mixture .of .biological .and .social
.factors .Ans: .D
Learning .Objective: .1.2: .Evaluate .how .culture, .gender .identity, .and .sexual
.orientation .shape .the .experience .and .expression .of .sex .and .gender.
Cognitive .Domain: .Comprehension
.Answer .Location: .Sex .and
.Gender .Difficulty .Level: .Medium
7. Which .of .the .following .do .sex .binaries .accomplish?
A. communicating .the .variety .in .the .biological .components .of .sex
B. streamlining .social .interactions
C. allowing .for .the .full .expression .of .gender .identity
D. fostering .complexity .in .social .institutions
.Ans: .B
, https://browsegrades.net/singlePaper/416820/test-bank-for-psychology-of-sex-and-gender-seco
Bosson, .The .Psychology .of .Sex .and .Gender,
.2e
SAGE .Publishing, .2022
Learning .Objective: .1.2: .Evaluate .how .culture, .gender .identity, .and .sexual .orientation
.shape .the .experience .and .expression .of .sex .and .gender.
Cognitive .Domain: .Application
Answer .Location: .The .Sex .and .Gender .Binaries
.Difficulty .Level: .Hard
8. Around .what .percent .of .infants .are .born .with .some .form .of .intersexuality?
A. 2%
B. 5%
C. 10%
D. 20%
Ans: .A
Learning .Objective: .1.2: .Evaluate .how .culture, .gender .identity, .and .sexual .orientation
.shape .the .experience .and .expression .of .sex .and .gender.
Cognitive .Domain: .Knowledge
Answer .Location: .The .Sex .and .Gender .Binaries
.Difficulty .Level: .Easy
9. Intersexuality .refers .to .instances .where . .
A. gender .identity .transcends .multiple .sex .categories
B. people .feel .sexual .attraction .to .others .regardless .of .their .gender .identity
C. biological .components .of .sex .do .not .fit .the .typical .male/female .pattern
D. there .is .a .mismatch .between .anatomical .and .psychological
.gender .Ans: .C
Learning .Objective: .1.1: .Explain .central .terminology .in .the .study .of .sex .and .gender.
.Cognitive .Domain: .Knowledge
Answer .location: .The .Sex .and .Gender .Binaries
.Difficulty .Level: .Easy
10. Strict .sex .and .gender .binaries .are . .
A. observed .in .all .cultures .across .the .world
B. oversimplified .categorical .structures .people .impose .on .society
C. reflections .of .the .simple .biological .facts .of .sex
D. necessary .to .maintain .social .order
.Ans: .B
Learning .Objective: .1.2: .Evaluate .how .culture, .gender .identity, .and .sexual .orientation
.shape .the .experience .and .expression .of .sex .and .gender.
Cognitive .Domain: .Knowledge
Answer .Location: .Our .(Interdisciplinary) .Psychological .Approach
.Difficulty .Level: .Easy
11. For .transgender .individuals, .there .exists .
A. no .sense .of .belonging .to .any .category .of .sex
B. a .mismatch .between .the .sex .they .are .assigned .at .birth .and .their
.psychological .gender
Bosson, .The .Psychology .of .Sex .and .Gender,
.2e
SAGE .Publishing, .2022
Chapter 1: Introducing Sex and Gender
. . . . .
. Test Bank
.
Multiple .Choice
1. Which .of .the .following .is .an .example .of .the .pushback .in .recent .years .regarding
.sex .and .gender .equality?
A. Laverne .Cox .became .the .first .openly .transgender .person .to .win .an .Emmy .award.
B. The .United .Nations .endorsed .an .initiative .called .“Planet .50-50 .by .2030: .Step .It .Up
.for .Gender .Equality.”
C. The .Me .Too .Movement .went .viral .on .Twitter.
D. A .ban .on .transgender .people .serving .openly .in .the .military .was
.reinstated. .Ans: .D
Learning .Objective: .1.3: .Evaluate .the .meaning .and .relevance .of .feminisms, .gender
.movements, .and .systems .of .power, .privilege, .and .inequality.
Cognitive .Domain: .Knowledge
.Answer .Location: .Sex .and .Gender
.Difficulty .Level: .Easy
2. Rhoda .Unger .(1979) .argued .for .using .“sex” .to .refer .to .the . aspects .of .being
.female .or .male .while .“gender” .should .be .used .when .discussing .the .
aspects.
A. culturally .constructed; .biological
B. hormonal; .culturally .constructed
C. biological; .culturally .constructed
D. anatomical; .hormonal
.Ans: .C
Learning .Objective: .1.1: .Explain .central .terminology .in .the .study .of .sex .and .gender.
.Cognitive .Domain: .Knowledge
Answer .Location: .Sex .and .Gender
.Difficulty .Level: .Easy
3. To .address .the .ambiguity .of .biological .and .social .causes .of .sex .differences,
.Alice .Eagly .(2013) .suggests .using .“sex” .to .refer .to . and .“gender” .to . .
A. categories .of .people; .the .meanings .given .to .different .sex .categories
B. culturally .constructed .differences; .biological .differences
C. biological .categories; .social .meaning .given .to .those .categories
D. a .chosen .social .identity; .a .category .given .to .you .at
.birth .Ans: .A
Learning .Objective: .1.1: .Explain .central .terminology .in .the .study .of .sex .and .gender.
.Cognitive .Domain: .Knowledge
Answer .Location: .Sex .and .Gender
.Difficulty .Level: .Easy
,https://browsegrades.net/singlePaper/416820/test-bank-for-psychology-of-sex-and-gender-seco
Bosson, .The .Psychology .of .Sex .and .Gender,
.2e
SAGE .Publishing, .2022
4. Using .“sex” .to .refer .to .biological .differences .between .men .and .women .and
.“gender” .to .refer .to .the .culturally .constructed .differences .is .problematic .for .which .of
.the .following .reasons?
A. Biology .has .too .small .of .an .influence .to .warrant .its .own .term.
B. It .overemphasizes .the .role .of .socialization .and .cultural .forces.
C. It .is .difficult .to .pinpoint .the .precise .influence .of .biology .and .culture .in .sex .differences.
D. The .terms .sex .and .gender .fail .to .account .for .issues .related .to
.intersectionality. .Ans: .C
Learning .Objective: .1.1: .Explain .central .terminology .in .the .study .of .sex .and .gender.
.Cognitive .Domain: .Comprehension
Answer .Location: .Sex .and .Gender
.Difficulty .Level: .Medium
5. Researchers .have .found .that .testosterone . .
A. is .stable .and .generally .insensitive .to .social .events
B. increases .during .competition .but .only .for .men
C. decreases .when .women .perform .male-typed .behaviors
D. decreases .when .men .perform .female-typed .behaviors
.Ans: .D
Learning .Objective: .1.2: .Evaluate .how .culture, .gender .identity, .and .sexual .orientation
.shape .the .experience .and .expression .of .sex .and .gender.
Cognitive .Domain: .Knowledge
.Answer .Location: .Sex .and .Gender
.Difficulty .Level: .Easy
6. Research .shows .that .differences .in .physical .aggression .between .men .and
.women .are . .
A. due .to .hormonal .differences, .such .as .higher .levels .of .testosterone .in .men
B. primarily .caused .by .differences .in .brain .structure .arising .from .the .presence
.of .androgen .during .fetal .development
C. caused .by .men .being .socialized .to .be .risky .and .to .direct .negative .emotion .outward
D. most .likely .caused .by .some .mixture .of .biological .and .social
.factors .Ans: .D
Learning .Objective: .1.2: .Evaluate .how .culture, .gender .identity, .and .sexual
.orientation .shape .the .experience .and .expression .of .sex .and .gender.
Cognitive .Domain: .Comprehension
.Answer .Location: .Sex .and
.Gender .Difficulty .Level: .Medium
7. Which .of .the .following .do .sex .binaries .accomplish?
A. communicating .the .variety .in .the .biological .components .of .sex
B. streamlining .social .interactions
C. allowing .for .the .full .expression .of .gender .identity
D. fostering .complexity .in .social .institutions
.Ans: .B
, https://browsegrades.net/singlePaper/416820/test-bank-for-psychology-of-sex-and-gender-seco
Bosson, .The .Psychology .of .Sex .and .Gender,
.2e
SAGE .Publishing, .2022
Learning .Objective: .1.2: .Evaluate .how .culture, .gender .identity, .and .sexual .orientation
.shape .the .experience .and .expression .of .sex .and .gender.
Cognitive .Domain: .Application
Answer .Location: .The .Sex .and .Gender .Binaries
.Difficulty .Level: .Hard
8. Around .what .percent .of .infants .are .born .with .some .form .of .intersexuality?
A. 2%
B. 5%
C. 10%
D. 20%
Ans: .A
Learning .Objective: .1.2: .Evaluate .how .culture, .gender .identity, .and .sexual .orientation
.shape .the .experience .and .expression .of .sex .and .gender.
Cognitive .Domain: .Knowledge
Answer .Location: .The .Sex .and .Gender .Binaries
.Difficulty .Level: .Easy
9. Intersexuality .refers .to .instances .where . .
A. gender .identity .transcends .multiple .sex .categories
B. people .feel .sexual .attraction .to .others .regardless .of .their .gender .identity
C. biological .components .of .sex .do .not .fit .the .typical .male/female .pattern
D. there .is .a .mismatch .between .anatomical .and .psychological
.gender .Ans: .C
Learning .Objective: .1.1: .Explain .central .terminology .in .the .study .of .sex .and .gender.
.Cognitive .Domain: .Knowledge
Answer .location: .The .Sex .and .Gender .Binaries
.Difficulty .Level: .Easy
10. Strict .sex .and .gender .binaries .are . .
A. observed .in .all .cultures .across .the .world
B. oversimplified .categorical .structures .people .impose .on .society
C. reflections .of .the .simple .biological .facts .of .sex
D. necessary .to .maintain .social .order
.Ans: .B
Learning .Objective: .1.2: .Evaluate .how .culture, .gender .identity, .and .sexual .orientation
.shape .the .experience .and .expression .of .sex .and .gender.
Cognitive .Domain: .Knowledge
Answer .Location: .Our .(Interdisciplinary) .Psychological .Approach
.Difficulty .Level: .Easy
11. For .transgender .individuals, .there .exists .
A. no .sense .of .belonging .to .any .category .of .sex
B. a .mismatch .between .the .sex .they .are .assigned .at .birth .and .their
.psychological .gender
