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BRWH

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The term sexual orientation refers to one's ____.
 
  a. biologically based homosexual tendencies
  b. choice to be homosexual
  c. emotional, romantic, and physical attractions
  d. sexual desires

Question 2

Why is the term sexual orientation recommended for use over the term sexual preference?
 
  a. Sexual orientation refers to one's gender identity, sexual preference refers to one's gender role.
  b. The term sexual preference has a more negative connotation associated with it than sexual orientation.
  c. The term sexual preference is condescending.
  d. The term sexual preference implies a conscious or deliberate choice.



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Answer to Question 1

ANS: C

Answer to Question 2

ANS: D





 

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