Review Questions: Socio 102 - Gender and Society

REVIEW QUESTIONS: SOCIO 102 – GENDER AND SOCIETY
GENDER AND SEXUALITY AS A PSYCHOLOGICAL ISSUE
1. Pertains to anything associated with mental processes and behaviors.
2. It is our conscious understanding about something.
3. Self-esteem and optimism are powerful healers. Expressing love and other emotions helps
achieve balance in the face of challenges.
4. A set of core beliefs or values that shape you and how you live your life often creates
harmony. If you’re willing to seek meaning and purpose in your life with an open mind, you will
likely find inner peace.
5. Objective well-being can be evaluated through the presence of particular elements in the
environment and it can be observed and outward. True or False?
6. Personal experience of satisfaction, meaning, and purpose of our happiness.
7. It relates to one's psychological development in and interaction with a social environment.
8. A psychologist that first used the stages of psychosocial development.
9. Pertains to anything associated with human relationships, connections, and interactions.
10. Involves feelings of emotional closeness and connectedness with another person.
LOVE INTIMACY, AND RELATIONSHIP
1. It is a combination of basic emotions in varying magnitude and are made intricate by

circumstances surrounding the experience.
A. Love as emotion
B. Basic emotion
C. Psychoanalysis
D. Complex emotion
2. The loving experience is associated with the increased amount in ________.
A. Endorphins
B. Melatonin
C. Cortisol
D. Insulin
3. The emotive and physical components of love; drive towards sexual and romantic attraction.
A. Intimacy
B. Love
C. Passion
D. Commitment
4. It is used by many people to express certain realities and world views.
A. Emotion
B. Communication
C. Language
D. Thoughts
5. It is a phenomenon experienced similarly by people across time and culture.
A. Cultural Universal
B. Time and Culture
C. Language
D. Emotion
6. What variety of chemicals found in our nervous system?
A. Endorphins
B. Neurons
C. Neurotransmitter
D. Nerve cell
7. It is a physiological response that we evaluate psychologically as we experience
particular life events.
A. neurobiological
B. emotion
c. feeling
D. phenomenon
8. A complex phenomenon characterized by an affective and cognitive inclination to someone

and a set of social behaviors geared towards cohesion
A. Love
B. Intimacy
C. Passion
D. Commitment
9. _____ is an events or experiences which ensue within our interaction and relationship
with other people.
A. Communication
B. Language
C. Social phenomenon
D. Endorphins
10. People who lived in the past or who are living right now and regardless of their geographic
location and socio-cultural identities, have experience love, in one way or
another.
A. Love as a Culture Universal
B. Love as a Social Phenomenon
C. Love as an Emotion
D. Love as a Neurobiological Event
Theorizing Love
1. 1. He was the one who developed the term psychodynamics and also used to refer
specifically to the psychoanalytical approach?
A. John Alan Lee
B. Sigmund Freud
C. Robert Sternberg
2. The term Psychodynamics is inspired by the theory of?
A. Thermodynamics
B. Psychology
C. Psychoanalysis
3. What triangular model of love that refers to the drives that lead to romance, physical
attraction, sexual consummation, and related
phenomena in loving relationships.

A. Intimacy
B. Passion
C. Decision/Commitment
4. It is the Greek term for romantic and social love.
A. Eros
B. Ludus
C. Storge
5. It is the Greek term for familial love
A. Eros
B. Ludus
C. Storge
6. He created the color wheel theory of love.
A. Sigmund Freud
B. Jean Piaget
C. John Alan Lee
7. It describes how we receive love from others
A. Words of Affirmation
B. Love Language
C. Receiving Gifts
8. Its concept involves social associations, connections, or affiliations between two or more
people.
A. Interpersonal relationship
B. Acquaintanceship
C. Partnership
9. It describes six styles of love, using several of the Latin and Greek words for Love.
A. The Color Wheel of Love
B. Theorizing Love
C. Triangular Model of Love

10. What kind of love language that refers physical intimacy and touch can be incredibly
affirming and serve as a powerful emotional connector for
people with this love language.
A. Quality Time
B. Physically Touch
C. Act of Service
Love and Intimate Relationships
1-5. What are the 5 stages of relationship? It must be in order.
6. Who invented the 5 stages of relationship?
7. It is considered as the first level of a relationship.
8. The theory where all relationships go through as they mature.
9. It is considered as the last stage of a relationship.
10. The stage where longer-term commitments are made, such as marriage.
SEX AND SENSES
1. What is something associated with touch/feel?
2. When confronted by an intimate interaction, men would tend to be rather influenced by visual
cues, while women tend to be rather influenced by the nature of relationship they have with
another person. What experience is this?
3. Which experience is having a human language often have a verbal counterpart to the written
language?
4. Heterosexual males and homosexual females in the study preferred wearing musky-spicy
scent and liked their partners to wear floral-sweet scent. What experience sense of smell is is?
th5. It is responsible for consolidation of short-term memory to long term memory and emotional
responses
6. This hypothesis states that cognitive processing plays a lesser role of compared to our
emotional responses in eliciting behavior
7. It comprises of a complex group of structures that are important in various functions such as
interpreting emotional responses, storing memories and regulating bodily functions.
8. What part of the limbic system that is responsible for relaying information from the sensory
receptors to proper areas of the brain where it can be processed?
9. Enumerate the three primary emotional responses
10. Defending the self from attack.

SEXUAL BEHAVIORS
1. It is a problem that occurs during any phase of the sexual response cycle.
A. HSDD
B. Sexual Response Cycle
C. Sexual Response Dysfunction
D. Sexual Behavior
2. It is an origin of sexual dysfunction disorder which is the anatomy and physiology of a human
reproductive organ.
A. Psychosocial
B. Psychosomatic
C. Organic
D. Biomedical
3. What is the ultimate goal of the sexual act?
A. Enjoyment
B. Satisfaction
C. Reproduction
D. Fertilization
4. This sequence of bodily changes that undergo by males and females is referred to as the
____.
A. Sexual Behavior
C. Sexual Response Dysfunctions
D. Copulatory Behavior
5. This model has four phases in the cycle.
A. Kaplan’s Model
B. Super Model
C. Next Top Model
D. Master and Johnson’s Model
6. This model sees the sexual response cycle as having relatively independent changes.
A. Kaplan’s Model
B. Super Model
C. Next Top Model
D. Master and Johnson’s Model
7. This phase is the completion of the sexual response.
A. Excitement
B. Plateau
C. Orgasm
D. Resolution
8. It is the stimulation of one’s own genitals that can be considered auto-erotic.
A. Copulation
B. Non-Copulatory
C. Masturbation
D. Fellatio
9. They are generally erotic behaviors such that they involve any of the primary or secondary
erotic zones.
A. Sexual Behaviors
C. Sexual Response Dysfunctions
D. Sexual Response
10. The insertion of the penis into the vagina.
A. Cunnilingus
B. Masturbation
C. Fellatio
D. Copulation

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REVIEW QUESTIONS: SOCIO 102 – GENDER AND SOCIETY

GENDER AND SEXUALITY AS A PSYCHOLOGICAL ISSUE

1. Pertains to anything associated with mental processes and behaviors.

2. It is our conscious understanding about something.

6. Personal experience of satisfaction, meaning, and purpose of our happiness.

7. It relates to one's psychological development in and interaction with a social environment.

8. A psychologist that first used the stages of psychosocial development.

9. Pertains to anything associated with human relationships, connections, and interactions.

LOVE INTIMACY, AND RELATIONSHIP

1. It is a combination of basic emotions in varying magnitude and are made intricate by

2. The loving experience is associated with the increased amount in ________.

4. It is used by many people to express certain realities and world views.

5. It is a phenomenon experienced similarly by people across time and culture.

B. Time and Culture

6. What variety of chemicals found in our nervous system?

7. It is a physiological response that we evaluate psychologically as we experience

particular life events.

8. A complex phenomenon characterized by an affective and cognitive inclination to someone

with other people.

A. Love as a Culture Universal

B. Love as a Social Phenomenon

D. Love as a Neurobiological Event

A. John Alan Lee

2. The term Psychodynamics is inspired by the theory of?

phenomena in loving relationships.

4. It is the Greek term for romantic and social love.

5. It is the Greek term for familial love

6. He created the color wheel theory of love.

C. John Alan Lee

7. It describes how we receive love from others

A. The Color Wheel of Love

C. Triangular Model of Love

people with this love language.

Love and Intimate Relationships

1-5. What are the 5 stages of relationship? It must be in order.

6. Who invented the 5 stages of relationship?

7. It is considered as the first level of a relationship.

8. The theory where all relationships go through as they mature.

9. It is considered as the last stage of a relationship.

SEX AND SENSES

1. What is something associated with touch/feel?

9. Enumerate the three primary emotional responses

10. Defending the self from attack.

B. Sexual Response Cycle

C. Sexual Response Dysfunction

3. What is the ultimate goal of the sexual act?

B. Sexual Response Cycle

C. Sexual Response Dysfunctions

5. This model has four phases in the cycle.

C. Next Top Model

D. Master and Johnson’s Model

C. Next Top Model

D. Master and Johnson’s Model

7. This phase is the completion of the sexual response.

8. It is the stimulation of one’s own genitals that can be considered auto-erotic.

B. Sexual Response Cycle

C. Sexual Response Dysfunctions

10. The insertion of the penis into the vagina.

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