Question 1

Workplace culture differs from school cultures in that there is no expectation that it is

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Workplace culture is expected to be sexually neutral, focusing on professionalism and equality, unlike school cultures which may not have the same level of expectation.

Question 2

Cyberbullying is decreasing with the advancement of technology.

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While technology advances, cyberbullying remains a significant issue, as new platforms and methods for online interaction can also create new opportunities for cyberbullying.

Question 3

Which of the following help to create a safe space in schools?

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All the options contribute to creating a safe space in schools by addressing bullying, promoting inclusivity, and understanding the challenges faced by transgender youth.

Question 4

One stereotype of gay employees is that they are presumed to be promiscuous.

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Stereotypes about gay individuals often include assumptions about their sexual behavior, including the unfounded belief that they are more promiscuous than their heterosexual counterparts.

Question 5

What does it mean to queer the curriculum?

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Question 6

Schools promote gendered messages about sexuality by

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Schools promote gendered messages about sexuality through various means, including reinforcing the sexual double standard, enforcing dress codes that often target female students, and segregating sexes in activities, all of which contribute to shaping perceptions of gender and sexuality.

Question 7

Give one example each of how sexuality is shaped by schools and workplace?

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Question 8

LGBTQ employees often suffer from ______,meaning they generally account for fewer than fifteen percent of their work group and this heightened visibility results in them being subjected to stereotypes about their group.

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Tokenism refers to the practice of making only a perfunctory or symbolic effort to be inclusive to members of minority groups, often resulting in them being highly visible and subjected to stereotypes.

Question 9

Most public schools in the United States are hostile places for sexual minority students.

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Research and surveys, such as those conducted by GLSEN, indicate that many sexual minority students face bullying, discrimination, and a lack of support in public schools, contributing to a hostile environment.

Question 10

What is the goal of gay student organizations?

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Question 11

No homo promo laws support LGBTQ rights in schools and workplace.

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"No homo promo" laws are policies that prohibit or limit the discussion of LGBTQ topics in schools, which do not support LGBTQ rights.

Question 12

Transgender youth have the option of ______ to "pause" the onset of puberty

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Hormone blockers are used to "pause" the onset of puberty in transgender youth.

Question 13

Discrimination against LGBTQ employees in the workforce comes in the form of

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All of these forms of discrimination are faced by LGBTQ employees in the workforce. Homophobic behaviors include negative attitudes and actions towards LGBTQ people, while prejudicial behaviors are based on preconceived notions and stereotypes. Sexual harassment is a form of discrimination that specifically targets LGBTQ people and can include unwanted sexual advances, requests for sexual favors, and other verbal or physical conduct of a sexual nature.

Question 14

Heterosexuality is reinforced in schools through policies and practices,also known as

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The term "informal sexuality curriculum" refers to the ways in which heterosexuality is reinforced in schools through policies and practices that are not part of the formal curriculum.

Question 15

If someone is in a glass closet,their sexuality is hidden from everyone.

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The term "glass closet" refers to a situation where a person's sexuality is an open secret; it is known to others but not openly acknowledged by the person themselves.

Question 16

A person who is passing as heterosexual is the opposite of

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A person who is passing as heterosexual is the opposite of being explicitly out.

Question 17

Describe three challenges of a gay-friendly workplace.

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Question 18

Another name for barriers for sexual minority employees seeking promotions in corporations is

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The term "pink ceiling" is used to describe barriers that sexual minority employees face in advancing within corporations, similar to the "glass ceiling" faced by women.

Question 19

Describe three challenges of a gay-friendly school.

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Question 20

LGBTQ youth who face family rejection are at higher risk for

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Family rejection can lead to increased mental health issues such as depression and suicidal tendencies among LGBTQ youth.

Quiz 7: Sexuality in Schools and the Workplace