Question

Some people who have very little sexual attraction to other people identify themselves as what?

Question 6 options:

Non-sexual


Asexual


Normal


People

Question 7 (1 point)
What causes sexual orientation?

Question 7 options:

persuasions


biological factors


Community influences


identifying factors

Question 8 (1 point)
When a person’s desires and attractions shift throughout their lives, is called what?

Question 8 options:

Growth


Shifting


Straight shot


Fluidity

Question 9 (1 point)
According to the unit, this word, alone, is a powerful word that conjures up multiple different meanings and emotions?

Question 9 options:

Sexuality


Family


Friends


Household

Question 10 (1 point)
Many people today are calling their friends what?

Question 10 options:

Partners


A tribe


Friends for life


None of the above

Answer 1

6) Asexual
7) I think identifying factors
8) fluidity I think
9) sexuality
10) none of the above

Answer 2

Answer:

6) Asexual

7) Biological factors (but persuasions and community influences could also contribute to sexual orientation)

8) Growth

9) Sexuality

10) Partners

Explanation:

   Asexuality is a sexual orientation that describes people who have little or no sexual attraction to others, regardless of gender. This means that they have no interest in having sex with anyone. There is considerable diversity in the asexual community; Each person experiences relationships, attractions, and emotions in different ways.  Asexuals are not anti-sexual, which means, they do not avoid sex or think it is bad or repudiate it, they simply are not interested, sex does not get their attention. They do not feel this need. In fact, sex does not seem to them to be an important issue and they do not need to express their sexuality through sexual intercourse. It can be considered a lack of sexual orientation or a form of guidance.

    Sexual Orientation refers to the direction or inclination of each person's affective and erotic desire . Throughout life we ​​learn and identify with different ways of experiencing our desires in a more fixed or flexible way, according to the experiences lived by each one.  Research has identified several biological factors that may be related to the development of sexual orientation, including genes, prenatal hormones and the structure of the human brain. Studies also find basis in life experience for some aspects of the expression of human sexuality. Parents' attitudes toward sexual orientation can affect how their children experience behaviors that are socially related to a certain orientation.   No single cause has been identified so far and research continues in this area

  Sexuality is a broadly encompassing term that encompasses numerous factors and hardly fits into a single and absolute definition.  The term “sexuality” refers us to a universe where everything is relative, personal and often paradoxical. It can be said that it is the most intimate trait of the human being and as such, manifests itself differently in each individual according to the reality and the experiences lived by it.