Family of choice extended family genetic family

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family of choice.
extended family.
genetic family.
pseudo family.
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Multiple Choice Question
Blooms: Remember
Difficulty: Medium
Heading: Being Out—Steps Toward Well-Being
Topic: Coming Out And Sexual Well-Being
103.Laurel and his partner, who are in college, decide to come out about their sexual
orientation. Laurel's brother, Tom, who is in high-school, also wants to come out.
Which of the following pieces of advice best suits Tom's situation?
Multiple Choice Question
Blooms: Apply
Difficulty: Hard
Heading: Being Out—Steps Toward Well-Being
Topic: Coming Out And Sexual Well-Being
104.A group composed of those intimate partners or legally married spouses, close
friends, and neighbors who feel so close to each other that they celebrate holidays
and birthdays is termed as a(n):

biological family.
unrelated family.
men who have sex with men (MSM).
being on the down low (BODL).
Multiple Choice Question
Blooms: Remember
Difficulty: Easy
Heading: Being Out—Steps Toward Well-Being
Topic: Coming Out And Sexual Well-Being
105.Renada and Becky are a lesbian couple that have adopted child. Ruth and Brad are a
straight couple who have a biological child. During the 1990s, which of the
following is true in the comparison between these two families?
Multiple Choice Question
Blooms: Apply
Difficulty: Hard
Heading: Being Out—Steps Toward Well-Being
Topic: Coming Out And Sexual Well-Being
106.Which of the following is true of same-sex couples who wish to have children?
They cannot rear children as social norms prohibit the formation of such
families.
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They can have their own biological offspring through artificial
insemination.
Support structures such as helpful neighbors and babysitters are the
same as they are for heterosexual couples.
Lesbian and gay couples pay extra taxes and higher prices for goods
than straight couples.
There are laws which prevent same-sex couples from rearing children.
Multiple Choice Question
Blooms: Understand
Difficulty: Medium
Heading: Being Out—Steps Toward Well-Being
Topic: Coming Out And Sexual Well-Being
107.In the context of sexual orientation as a human right: