Question 1

The most frequent case of rape involves

Accepted Answer

A)  attack by strangers. 
B)  attack by strangers as part of robbery. 
C)  acquaintance or date rape. 
D)  rape by a family member. 
A)  attack by strangers. 
B)  attack by strangers as part of robbery. 
C)  acquaintance or date rape. 
D)  rape by a family member.

Question 2

Evidence suggests that the structure of families in which incest most commonly occurs is

Accepted Answer

A)  single parent families. 
B)  blended families. 
C)  extended families. 
D)  patriarchal and traditional families. 
A)  single parent families. 
B)  blended families. 
C)  extended families. 
D)  patriarchal and traditional families.

Question 3

A study conducted in Alberta by Worling (2001) found that almost two-fifths of adolescent child molesters had experienced:

Accepted Answer

A)  A loss of a significant family member 
B)  Sexual abuse 
C)  Parental divorce 
D)  A childhood characterized by abject poverty 
A)  A loss of a significant family member 
B)  Sexual abuse 
C)  Parental divorce 
D)  A childhood characterized by abject poverty

Question 4

According to results from the Canadian Panel on Violence against Women, approximately ______ of sexual assaults were perpetrated by men familiar to the victim.

Accepted Answer

A)  20% 
B)  40% 
C)  60% 
D)  80% 
A)  20% 
B)  40% 
C)  60% 
D)  80%

Question 5

Pedophiles do not have to have sexual contact with a child to warrant the diagnosis.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

Fetishists are sexually aroused by

Accepted Answer

A)  inanimate objects. 
B)  exposing themselves to people while masturbating. 
C)  observing other people engaging in sexual activity. 
D)  children. 
A)  inanimate objects. 
B)  exposing themselves to people while masturbating. 
C)  observing other people engaging in sexual activity. 
D)  children.

Question 7

In comparison to offline offenders, on-line offenders:

Accepted Answer

A)  Have greater sexual deviancy and greater self-control 
B)  Have greater sexual deviancy and less self-control 
C)  Have less sexual deviancy and less self-control 
D)  Have less sexual deviancy and greater self-control 
A)  Have greater sexual deviancy and greater self-control 
B)  Have greater sexual deviancy and less self-control 
C)  Have less sexual deviancy and less self-control 
D)  Have less sexual deviancy and greater self-control

Question 8

University students who have been sexually abused as children are more likely than non-abused peers to:

Accepted Answer

A)  Play sports 
B)  Have PTSD 
C)  Be diagnosed with avoidant personality disorder 
D)  All of the above 
A)  Play sports 
B)  Have PTSD 
C)  Be diagnosed with avoidant personality disorder 
D)  All of the above

Question 9

Why do people with paraphilias have low motivation for treatment and what can be done to counter that?

Accepted Answer

People with paraphilias may have low mot

Question 10

Most pedophiles seek to hurt the children they molest.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 11

In sex therapy, the sensate focus exercise involves

Accepted Answer

A)  having sexual intercourse without taking on the spectator role. 
B)  engaging in intercourse as often as possible to sensitize each other's bodies. 
C)  nonsexual touching. 
D)  caressing without engaging in intercourse. 
A)  having sexual intercourse without taking on the spectator role. 
B)  engaging in intercourse as often as possible to sensitize each other's bodies. 
C)  nonsexual touching. 
D)  caressing without engaging in intercourse.

Question 12

Couples experiencing sexual dysfunction often also have interpersonal problems.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

Which of the following was reported by Marshall, Barbaree and Christophe (1986) with regard to incest and non-incest child abusers?

Accepted Answer

A)  Incest offenders show more arousal to adult heterosexual stimuli. 
B)  Incest offenders show more arousal to photographs of nude children. 
C)  Incest offenders have lower levels of sexual arousal to stimuli in general. 
D)  Incest offenders become more aroused to all presented stimuli. 
A)  Incest offenders show more arousal to adult heterosexual stimuli. 
B)  Incest offenders show more arousal to photographs of nude children. 
C)  Incest offenders have lower levels of sexual arousal to stimuli in general. 
D)  Incest offenders become more aroused to all presented stimuli.

Question 14

How we define sexual dysfunctions varies according to time and place.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 15

Which of the following supports Chivers et al.'s (2008) conclusion that sexual responses differ qualitatively for women and men?

Accepted Answer

A)  A strong agreement between self-reports and genital measures of men 
B)  A weak agreement between self-reports and genital measure of women 
C)  The genital responses of women are more nonspecific 
D)  All of the above 
A)  A strong agreement between self-reports and genital measures of men 
B)  A weak agreement between self-reports and genital measure of women 
C)  The genital responses of women are more nonspecific 
D)  All of the above

Question 16

Someone who derives sexual pleasure from contact with prepubescent children is a(n)

Accepted Answer

A)  fetishist. 
B)  exhibitionist. 
C)  pedophile. 
D)  person with gender identity disorder of childhood. 
A)  fetishist. 
B)  exhibitionist. 
C)  pedophile. 
D)  person with gender identity disorder of childhood.

Question 17

Tameka is in her first year of university. She is at a party, drinking and chatting with a cute guy. The likelihood of him sexually assaulting her increases if:

Accepted Answer

A)  She is wearing provocative clothing 
B)  He belongs to a fraternity 
C)  She belongs to a sorority 
D)  He is drinking 
A)  She is wearing provocative clothing 
B)  He belongs to a fraternity 
C)  She belongs to a sorority 
D)  He is drinking

Question 18

Voyeurs (peeping Toms) are typically:

Accepted Answer

A)  Disturbed, confused, and do not understand social codes. 
B)  Angry, violent, controlling, and hostile toward women generally. 
C)  Rigidly moralistic, ashamed of their uncontrollable sexual urges. 
D)  Young, submissive, and fear direct sexual encounters with women. 
A)  Disturbed, confused, and do not understand social codes. 
B)  Angry, violent, controlling, and hostile toward women generally. 
C)  Rigidly moralistic, ashamed of their uncontrollable sexual urges. 
D)  Young, submissive, and fear direct sexual encounters with women.

Question 19

A case study by Bradley, Oliver, Chernick, and Zucker (1998) describes a Canadian boy whose penis was sloughed off as a result of a burn during infancy and whose gender identity was reassigned as a girl. Long-term follow-up of this case showed

Accepted Answer

A)  conclusive support of the Nurture hypothesis, with no trace of male identity. 
B)  conclusive support for the Nature Hypothesis: this individual eventually discovered the truth and lived as a man. 
C)  a female gender identity was present despite several masculine tendencies. 
D)  a male gender identity was present but remnants of the female gender identity were evident. 
A)  conclusive support of the Nurture hypothesis, with no trace of male identity. 
B)  conclusive support for the Nature Hypothesis: this individual eventually discovered the truth and lived as a man. 
C)  a female gender identity was present despite several masculine tendencies. 
D)  a male gender identity was present but remnants of the female gender identity were evident.

Question 20

To help with preventing child sexual abuse, Canada has:

Accepted Answer

A)  Harsh punishment for sex offenders. 
B)  A national strategy for protecting children from sexual exploitation on the Internet. 
C)  A national databank of all victims of childhood sexual abuse. 
D)  Done very little compared to other comparable countries. 
A)  Harsh punishment for sex offenders. 
B)  A national strategy for protecting children from sexual exploitation on the Internet. 
C)  A national databank of all victims of childhood sexual abuse. 
D)  Done very little compared to other comparable countries.

The most frequent case of rape involves

Evidence suggests that the structure of families in which incest most commonly occurs is

A study conducted in Alberta by Worling (2001) found that almost two-fifths of adolescent child molesters had experienced:

According to results from the Canadian Panel on Violence against Women, approximately ______ of sexual assaults were perpetrated by men familiar to the victim.

Pedophiles do not have to have sexual contact with a child to warrant the diagnosis.

Fetishists are sexually aroused by

In comparison to offline offenders, on-line offenders:

University students who have been sexually abused as children are more likely than non-abused peers to:

Why do people with paraphilias have low motivation for treatment and what can be done to counter that?

Most pedophiles seek to hurt the children they molest.

In sex therapy, the sensate focus exercise involves

Couples experiencing sexual dysfunction often also have interpersonal problems.

Which of the following was reported by Marshall, Barbaree and Christophe (1986) with regard to incest and non-incest child abusers?

How we define sexual dysfunctions varies according to time and place.

Which of the following supports Chivers et al.'s (2008) conclusion that sexual responses differ qualitatively for women and men?

Someone who derives sexual pleasure from contact with prepubescent children is a(n)

Tameka is in her first year of university. She is at a party, drinking and chatting with a cute guy. The likelihood of him sexually assaulting her increases if:

Voyeurs (peeping Toms) are typically:

A case study by Bradley, Oliver, Chernick, and Zucker (1998) describes a Canadian boy whose penis was sloughed off as a result of a burn during infancy and whose gender identity was reassigned as a girl. Long-term follow-up of this case showed

To help with preventing child sexual abuse, Canada has:

Introduction Definitional And Historical Considerations, And Canada’s Mental Health System

Current Paradigms and Integrative Approaches

Clinical Assessment

Classification and Diagnosis

Research Methods In The Study of Abnormal Behaviour

Anxiety, Obsessive-Compulsive, and Post-Traumatic Stress Disorders

Somatic Symptom Disorders and Dissociative Disorders

Mood Disorders and Suicide

Psychophysiological Disorders and Health Psychology

Eating Disorders

Schizophrenia

Substance-Related Disorders

Personality Disorders

Disorders of Childhood

Aging and Issues in Psychological Disorders

Outcomes And Issues In Psychological Intervention

Legal and Ethical Issues

Filters

Exam 14: Sexual Disorders and Gender Dysphoria

The most frequent case of rape involves

Evidence suggests that the structure of families in which incest most commonly occurs is

A study conducted in Alberta by Worling (2001) found that almost two-fifths of adolescent child molesters had experienced:

According to results from the Canadian Panel on Violence against Women, approximately ______ of sexual assaults were perpetrated by men familiar to the victim.

Pedophiles do not have to have sexual contact with a child to warrant the diagnosis.

Fetishists are sexually aroused by

In comparison to offline offenders, on-line offenders:

University students who have been sexually abused as children are more likely than non-abused peers to:

Why do people with paraphilias have low motivation for treatment and what can be done to counter that?

Most pedophiles seek to hurt the children they molest.

In sex therapy, the sensate focus exercise involves

Couples experiencing sexual dysfunction often also have interpersonal problems.

Which of the following was reported by Marshall, Barbaree and Christophe (1986) with regard to incest and non-incest child abusers?

How we define sexual dysfunctions varies according to time and place.

Which of the following supports Chivers et al.'s (2008) conclusion that sexual responses differ qualitatively for women and men?

Someone who derives sexual pleasure from contact with prepubescent children is a(n)

Tameka is in her first year of university. She is at a party, drinking and chatting with a cute guy. The likelihood of him sexually assaulting her increases if:

Voyeurs (peeping Toms) are typically:

A case study by Bradley, Oliver, Chernick, and Zucker (1998) describes a Canadian boy whose penis was sloughed off as a result of a burn during infancy and whose gender identity was reassigned as a girl. Long-term follow-up of this case showed

To help with preventing child sexual abuse, Canada has:

Introduction Definitional And Historical Considerations, And Canada’s Mental Health System

Current Paradigms and Integrative Approaches

Clinical Assessment

Classification and Diagnosis

Research Methods In The Study of Abnormal Behaviour

Anxiety, Obsessive-Compulsive, and Post-Traumatic Stress Disorders

Somatic Symptom Disorders and Dissociative Disorders

Mood Disorders and Suicide

Psychophysiological Disorders and Health Psychology

Eating Disorders

Schizophrenia

Substance-Related Disorders

Personality Disorders

Disorders of Childhood

Aging and Issues in Psychological Disorders

Outcomes And Issues In Psychological Intervention

Legal and Ethical Issues

Filters