Klein's Sexual Orientation Grid, used to classify oneself as gay, straight, or bi, measures several dimensions of sexual behavior and identity in the past, present, and ideal.
Looking at behavior over time indicates that Klein probably believes sexual orientation is
a. Different in reality than in hypothetical situations.
b. Flexible or fluid over time and social context.
c. Shaped by experience alone.
d. None of the above.
Question 2
According to the text, an inherent gap in power exists in any relationship characterized by all of the following except:
a. significant difference in age.
b. when there is an actual or distorted sense of seniority.
c. when one person is in love with the other but the feeling is not shared.
d. when one person has material resources the other person needs to survive.
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