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Pressures, Boundaries, and Cyber Risks Answers

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Which risky behavior is most often associated with serial monogamy?

A
engaging in sexual activity with an unfamiliar partner
B
increasing the opportunities for exposure to diseases
C
not knowing the sexual history or health of your partner
D
not testing for sexually transmitted diseases between partners
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Jennifer and Marco have been good friends for over a year. However, Jennifer wants more and wishes to pursue a romantic relationship. To test the waters and gauge his interest, she texts Marco two private photos of herself dressed only in her underwear. Receiving the unsolicited images makes Marco feel uncomfortable. Several days later, he tells Jennifer that he no longer wishes to remain friends.What is the primary consequence of Jennifer sharing private photos?

A
cyberbullying
B
criminal charges
C
a damaged reputation
D
a change in relationship status
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Which example shows someone disrespecting a relationship boundary?

A
Neither Margarita nor her girlfriend, Charlie, feel comfortable being affectionate in public places. As a result, they save hand-holding and kissing for when they are home alone.
B
Ray often insists on grand gestures of affection in public, such as big displays of kissing and hugging. He does this even though it makes his girlfriend, Ella, feel awkward and embarrassed.
C
Sofia likes to hold hands in public, but her boyfriend, Nikolai, feels uncomfortable with public displays of affection. As a result, Sofia stopped reaching for his hand when they are out and only does so in private now.
D
Maksim has shied away from public displays of affection in the past. However, his boyfriend, Ronnie, likes to be very affectionate. After discussing their feelings, they decide to compromise by holding hands when they are out.
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Which is a possible risk of sending sexually explicit images?

A
pregnancy
B
cyberbullying
C
unrealistic expectations
D
sexually transmitted diseases
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How does substance abuse increase sexual risk?

A
It affects the ability to treat STDs.
B
It impairs the ability to make healthy choices.
C
It discourages people from bonding with peers.
D
It encourages people to conform in order to fit in.
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Laurie has decided to send private photos of herself to her boyfriend Mason. However, he betrays her trust by sharing the images with his friends without asking her permission. The images soon spread around their school as Mason’s friends show them to others. This starts a series of rumors about Laurie, and numerous people begin to question her judgment and integrity.What is the primary consequence of Laurie sharing private photos?

A
She faces criminal charges for posting nude images.
B
She experiences cyberbullying online by other students.
C
She experiences a damaged reputation at her school.
D
She faces rejection from the colleges that she applied to.
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How could cyberbullying be a consequence of sending private pictures to a friend?

A
The friend could post the images online to try to shame the sender.
B
The friend sees the images as an unwanted advance and ignores them.
C
The friend could feel uncomfortable and show the images to a counselor.
D
The friend shows the images to someone else without asking permission first.
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Which is a misconception about sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) that often increases sexual risk?

A
People who are in relationships do not get STDs.
B
It is helpful to know the names and symptoms of STDs.
C
Some forms of contraception reduce the risk of STDs.
D
STDs can lead to or worsen other health issues.
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Which is a danger of sending an explicit picture or message to a partner?

A
The partner can delete the picture or message from their device so it cannot be shared.
B
The partner could write about how they feel about the picture or message in a personal journal.
C
The partner can look at the picture or read the message as much as they want.
D
The partner could send inappropriate content in return that makes the sender feel uncomfortable.
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Within a romantic relationship, what is a boundary?

A
a choice to date one person exclusively
B
a limit that a person sets about what is or is not okay
C
an agreement to engage in sexual activity
D
a threat used to persuade someone to do something

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