Question 1

The term lesbian is used to reflect:&#10;A) A man or woman with a homosexual orientation who reports sexual activity exclusively with members of the same sex&#10;B) Someone who has sexual relations with both men and women&#10;C) Gay women&#10;D) Someone who is a cross-dresser

Accepted Answer

The term lesbian specifically refers to women who have a homosexual orientation and are attracted to other women. It does not apply to men, those who engage in sexual activity with both men and women, or cross-dressers. Choice A is close, but it is important to note that the term lesbian pertains only to women.

Question 2

____________ refers to women or men who do not fit into societal gender roles or expectations.&#10;A) Transgender&#10;B) Bisexual&#10;C) Lesbian&#10;D) Gay

Accepted Answer

Transgender people do not identify with the gender they were assigned at birth and may choose to present themselves in a way that does not align with societal expectations. Bisexual, lesbian, and gay refer to sexual orientation, not gender identity or expression.

Question 3

A 2013 study conducted by Walters et al. concluded that rates of intimate partner violence among LGBT+Q individuals were ________ when compared to heterosexuals.&#10;A) Higher&#10;B) Lower&#10;C) About equal&#10;D) None of the above

Accepted Answer

The study conducted by Walters et al. concluded that rates of intimate partner violence among LGBT+Q individuals were higher when compared to heterosexuals.

Question 4

Which theory asserts that those who feel inadequate or feel they lack self-efficacy are at risk of using unconventional power assertion, including violence?&#10;A) Object relations theory&#10;B) Disempowerment theory&#10;C) Deterrence theory&#10;D) Overcompensation theory

Accepted Answer

The theory that asserts that those who feel inadequate or feel they lack self-efficacy are at risk of using unconventional power assertion, including violence, is disempowerment theory. This theory suggests that individuals who feel disempowered may resort to violence and other unconventional means to regain a sense of control and power.

Question 5

Common stressors felt by members of the LGBT+Q community include:&#10;A) Internalized homo-negativity&#10;B) Identity concealment and confusion&#10;C) Actual and anticipated rejection&#10;D) All of the above

Accepted Answer

All of the above options are common stressors experienced by members of the LGBT+Q community. Internalized homo-negativity can lead to feelings of shame and self-doubt, identity concealment and confusion can lead to fear of rejection or discrimination, and actual and anticipated rejection from society, friends, or family members can cause stress and anxiety. It is important for members of the LGBT+Q community to seek support and resources to cope with these stressors.

Question 6

_________ is a form of psychological abuse that is unique to those who are in violent and controlling homosexual relationships.&#10;A) Financial abuse&#10;B) Social isolation&#10;C) Threats of being &#34;outed&#34;&#10;D) All of the above

Accepted Answer

Threats of being "outed" are unique to homosexual relationships as it involves the fear of having one's sexual orientation disclosed without consent, which can be used as a form of control and abuse.

Question 7

Throughout the last 30 years, researchers have devoted a significant amount of attention to studying intimate partner violence among the LGBT+Q community.

Accepted Answer

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Question 8

Research generally suggests that the occurrence of intimate partner violence among LGBT+Q individuals is at least equal to that of heterosexuals.

Accepted Answer

According to research, intimate partner violence occurs at similar or higher rates among LGBT+Q individuals compared to heterosexuals. Factors such as homophobia, biphobia, transphobia, and discrimination can contribute to increased risk of violence in the LGBT+Q community.

Question 9

It is well-established that African-American churches within the United States are very supportive of LGBT+Q populations.

Accepted Answer

While some African-American churches have become more supportive of LGBTQ+ populations, historically, many have been conservative on issues of sexuality, reflecting broader trends within their communities. The level of support can vary widely among individual churches.

Question 10

What steps can be taken to improve institutional and criminal justice responses to intimate partner violence occurring among LGBT+Q individuals?

Accepted Answer

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Deck 7: Intimate Partner Violence Within the LGBT+Q Community