Quiz: Sexual Orientation
Quiz Score: 45 out of 45
Question 1
pts
A 2017 Gallup poll reported that of Americans identified as LGBT.
1.3%
2%
4.4%
A 2017 Gallup poll reported that 4.4% of Americans identified as LGBT.
5%
Question 2
pts
Reparative therapy is an example of:
sexual orientation change efforts.
Efforts to alter same-sex or affectional orientations began in the mid-1800s with
studies examining the origins of same-sex attractions. Formerly called reparative
therapy, the current umbrella term used to describe any methodological attempts
to change sexual orientation is sexual orientation change efforts (SOCE).
LGBTQ+ affirmative counseling.
systems level advocacy.
confronting heterosexism.
, Question 3
pts
Youths who are LGBTQ+ experience up to higher rates of cancer than
their heterosexual peers.
27%
30%
87%
Youths who are LGBTQ+ experience 30% to 87% higher rates of cancer than their
heterosexual peers.
90%
Question 4
pts
Research related to sexual and affectional orientations has come a long way
since early researchers such as began to study LGBTQ+
identities in the 1930s, 1940s, and 1950s.
Chaney
Kinsey
Research related to sexual and affectional orientations has come a long way since
early researchers such as Alfred Kinsey, Havelock Ellis, and Evelyn Hooker began to
study LGBTQ+ identities in the 1930s, 1940s, and 1950s.
Scholl
Speciale
Quiz Score: 45 out of 45
Question 1
pts
A 2017 Gallup poll reported that of Americans identified as LGBT.
1.3%
2%
4.4%
A 2017 Gallup poll reported that 4.4% of Americans identified as LGBT.
5%
Question 2
pts
Reparative therapy is an example of:
sexual orientation change efforts.
Efforts to alter same-sex or affectional orientations began in the mid-1800s with
studies examining the origins of same-sex attractions. Formerly called reparative
therapy, the current umbrella term used to describe any methodological attempts
to change sexual orientation is sexual orientation change efforts (SOCE).
LGBTQ+ affirmative counseling.
systems level advocacy.
confronting heterosexism.
, Question 3
pts
Youths who are LGBTQ+ experience up to higher rates of cancer than
their heterosexual peers.
27%
30%
87%
Youths who are LGBTQ+ experience 30% to 87% higher rates of cancer than their
heterosexual peers.
90%
Question 4
pts
Research related to sexual and affectional orientations has come a long way
since early researchers such as began to study LGBTQ+
identities in the 1930s, 1940s, and 1950s.
Chaney
Kinsey
Research related to sexual and affectional orientations has come a long way since
early researchers such as Alfred Kinsey, Havelock Ellis, and Evelyn Hooker began to
study LGBTQ+ identities in the 1930s, 1940s, and 1950s.
Scholl
Speciale
