Women and Sexuality 5
Which of the following factors increases women's risk of contracting HIV in the United States? Overall financial difficulties and poor living conditions Increased stress and anxiety associated with unsafe and unstable housing environments A lack of perceived social support All of the above
All of the above
Which of the following limited Latina youths' access to sex education-related information and reinforced inequalities?
All of the above
Which of the following statements are true? The institution of slavery served medicine in providing subjects for experimentation The medical establishment has been involved in racist, eugenicist practices concerned with the reproductive capacities of poor women of color The medical establishment positions slaves as medical subjects, situating them as institutionally powerless and therefore as fitting props for experimentation All of the above
All of the above
Julie N. Bergmann and Jamila K. Stockman come to which of the following conclusions regarding Intimate Partner Violence (IPV) and contraceptive use?
IPV eliminated a woman's opportunity to choose to use contraception or request the use of contraception at a later date
The "sexual double standard" as discussed in the lecture means:
Men who have a lot of sex are "studs" and women who do the same are "sluts"
Which of the following statements are true regarding sex education programs that address gender and/or power?
Sex education programs that address gender and/or power are five times more likely to lower rates of pregnancy and STI's
Which of the following statements is false regarding "empowerment based" sex ed programs?
The focus is solely on teaching young people about consent.
Across many different cultural contexts, female genital operations are contemplated and undergone by girls and women in a social and psychological framework shaped in part by other women.
True
In recent years, some judges have offered reduced sentences to defendants who agree to be sterilized or use birth control.
True
Providing contraception is critical because it is a core component of women's healthcare, not because of an unfounded belief that it is a silver bullet for poverty.
True
