a.

I am responsible for the level of my sexual satisfaction.

b.

Being sexually free means acting without any guilt or restrictions.

c.

I have the ability to overcome any negative conditioning I received about sex as I was growing up.

d.

Sexual relationships can remain exciting, even with the passage of time.

a.

blindness

b.

mental illness

c.

acts of homicide

d.

all of these choices

e.

a and b

a.

Sensuality is the same as sexuality.

b.

Sensuality necessarily leads to sexual experiences.

c.

Sensual experiences involve the enjoyment of all of our senses and can be enjoyed separately from sexual experiences.

d.

Performance standards and expectations has nothing to do with sensual and sexual pleasure.

a.

Stress

b.

Negative conditioning

c.

Sensual deprivation

d.

Mechanical lovemaking

a.

Sexuality

b.

Sensuality

c.

Intimacy

d.

Enmeshment

a.

HIV.

b.

AIDS.

c.

STIs.

d.

HPV.

a.

means that the person will get AIDS.

b.

can indicate whether the individual will eventually develop signs of illness related to the viral infection.

c.

will give precise indication of how serious the illness will be.

d.

indicates that the person has been infected by the virus and could transmit it to others.

a.

it will ultimately lead to death.

b.

when the disease was first discovered, those who contracted AIDS belonged primarily to the sexually active homosexual or bisexual male population or were present or past abusers of intravenous drugs.

c.

family members will disown the person with AIDS out of fear.

d.

it is a sexually transmitted disease.

a.

choosing to be sexually active with multiple partners.

b.

restricting sex to just one mutually faithful, uninfected partner.

c.

having sex only with partners who look fine and feel well.

d.

if you use intravenous drugs, sharing needles only with those who are not infected with the AIDS virus.

a.

nonverbal cues

b.

mutual empathy

c.

a spirit of adventure

d.

cultural conditioning