Questions:
1.
What are four common misconceptions about sex?
2.
What are five consequences of a teen’s deciding to have sex?
3.
What are some of the nine elements of being in love?
4.
What are the objects of the six kinds of love?
5.
What are three steps to avoiding unwanted sexual advances?
6.
If a client feels that it might just be easier to give in to sexual advances, what coping strategies could she use? |
Answers:
A. Unwanted pregnancy, the possibility of disease, unexpected emotional involvement, learning about sexual functioning and learning about sexual responsibility
B. Humankind, God, someone to help, parents, oneself and sexual longing
C. If a client feels that it might just be easier to give in to sexual advances, coping strategies can include responses to pressure lines.
D. Losing virginity as planned, emotional pain, sex will create feelings that aren’t already there, and one you pop, you just can’t stop.
E. Choice, giving, closeness, trust, caring, responsibility, respect, delight and self-awareness.
F. Three steps to avoiding unwanted sexual advances are plan ahead, look for signs of possible problems, and know how to communicate your feelings. |