Which of the following is TRUE about parental influence and sex?
a. Whether parents talk to their children about sex or not, they are still imparting beliefs to them.
b. Parents need to avoid certain topics such as condom use, because research shows that discussing these topics encourages children to become sexually active earlier.
c. Over 90 of parents eventually talk to their children about sex.
d. Parents generally talk to their children about sex before they get information from peers.
Question 2
Which of the following is NOT true of shyness?
a. Shyness is due in part to heredity, lack of social skills, and social programming.
b. Lifelong shyness can be overcome.
c. Shyness leads to loneliness and loneliness leads to shyness.
d. Teaching children to be competitive leads to a lower incidence of shyness.
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