Question 1

Child molesters are usually:

Accepted Answer

A)  Women, contrary to popular images. 
B)  Other children. 
C)  Strangers who molest children out of anger, not for sexual gratification. 
D)  Men whom the child knows. 
A)  Women, contrary to popular images. 
B)  Other children. 
C)  Strangers who molest children out of anger, not for sexual gratification. 
D)  Men whom the child knows.

Question 2

Which of the following manifestations of sexual masochism is considered most dangerous?

Accepted Answer

A)  Infantilism 
B)  Hypoxyphilia 
C)  Necrophilism 
D)  Electric shocks 
A)  Infantilism 
B)  Hypoxyphilia 
C)  Necrophilism 
D)  Electric shocks

Question 3

Why did some researchers push for gender identity disorder should be removed from the DSM?

Accepted Answer

A)  Because it does not have diagnostic reliability 
B)  Because it tends to resolve without treatment 
C)  Because many children with GID are not distressed about their biological sex 
D)  Because it has not been sufficiently studied 
A)  Because it does not have diagnostic reliability 
B)  Because it tends to resolve without treatment 
C)  Because many children with GID are not distressed about their biological sex 
D)  Because it has not been sufficiently studied

Question 4

In a study by Studer and colleagues from the Alberta Hospital- Edmonton site, approximately what percentage of incest offenders reported also having non-incestuous victims?

Accepted Answer

A)  <1% 
B)  10% 
C)  50% 
D)  70% 
A)  <1% 
B)  10% 
C)  50% 
D)  70%

Question 5

What interpretation have Seto and Barbaree (1999) given to the finding that sexual offenders with the most appropriate treatment behaviour are those that are most likely to reoffend?

Accepted Answer

A)  They are more deeply in denial. 
B)  They lack the ability to generalize gains made in treatment to real life situations. 
C)  The social skills they learn in treatment may be used to manipulate victims. 
D)  They are those most adept at dissimulation. 
A)  They are more deeply in denial. 
B)  They lack the ability to generalize gains made in treatment to real life situations. 
C)  The social skills they learn in treatment may be used to manipulate victims. 
D)  They are those most adept at dissimulation.

Question 6

The term "spectator role" refers to:

Accepted Answer

A)  The disengaged father in a family system 
B)  A detached sense of self while envisioning a sexual fantasy 
C)  A detached state of mind during sexual intercourse 
D)  The job status of NHL hockey players during the 2004-2005 lockout 
A)  The disengaged father in a family system 
B)  A detached sense of self while envisioning a sexual fantasy 
C)  A detached state of mind during sexual intercourse 
D)  The job status of NHL hockey players during the 2004-2005 lockout

Question 7

Rape is most common amongst strangers.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

When one derives sexual gratification from rubbing their genitals on an unsuspecting individual, they would be diagnosed with:

Accepted Answer

A)  Exhibitionism 
B)  Frotteurism 
C)  Sadism 
D)  Voyeurism 
A)  Exhibitionism 
B)  Frotteurism 
C)  Sadism 
D)  Voyeurism

Question 9

Elizabeth is slipping into her nightgown and watching her husband get into bed. She is fantasizing about what they will soon be doing together. In which phase of the human sexual response cycle is Elizabeth at this moment?

Accepted Answer

A)  Resolution 
B)  Orgasm 
C)  Appetitive 
D)  Excitement 
A)  Resolution 
B)  Orgasm 
C)  Appetitive 
D)  Excitement

Question 10

Which of the following is a treatment option for premature ejaculation?

Accepted Answer

A)  Silicone rod 
B)  Viagra 
C)  Squeeze technique 
D)  Vacuum pump 
A)  Silicone rod 
B)  Viagra 
C)  Squeeze technique 
D)  Vacuum pump

Question 11

Joan experiences pain during sexual intercourse. The frequency of pain has been so frequent that she now dreads the prospect of possible sexual encounters despite experiencing sexual arousal while observing films depicting sexual acts other than intercourse. Joan most likely is suffering from:

Accepted Answer

A)  Female orgasmic disorder 
B)  Dyspareunia 
C)  Imperforate hymen 
D)  Major depression 
A)  Female orgasmic disorder 
B)  Dyspareunia 
C)  Imperforate hymen 
D)  Major depression

Question 12

Statutory rape refers to

Accepted Answer

A)  father-daughter incest. 
B)  rape between a husband and wife. 
C)  sexual intercourse between an adult and a minor. 
D)  "date rape." 
A)  father-daughter incest. 
B)  rape between a husband and wife. 
C)  sexual intercourse between an adult and a minor. 
D)  "date rape."

Question 13

The case of John/Joan illustrates:

Accepted Answer

A)  That gender identity is primarily learned from the environment. 
B)  Gender confusion is the net result of being raised as though one were a member of the opposite gender. 
C)  Gender identity appears largely biologically based. 
D)  That masculine attributes are internalized, while feminine attributes are externalized. 
A)  That gender identity is primarily learned from the environment. 
B)  Gender confusion is the net result of being raised as though one were a member of the opposite gender. 
C)  Gender identity appears largely biologically based. 
D)  That masculine attributes are internalized, while feminine attributes are externalized.

Question 14

Which of the following DSM-5 disorders is associated with the appetitive phase of the human sexual response cycle?

Accepted Answer

A)  Premature ejaculation 
B)  Vaginismus 
C)  Hypoactive sexual desire disorder 
D)  Female sexual arousal disorder 
A)  Premature ejaculation 
B)  Vaginismus 
C)  Hypoactive sexual desire disorder 
D)  Female sexual arousal disorder

Question 15

Premature ejaculation is the most common male sexual dysfunction.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 16

Which of the following represents the prototypical sexual offence in Canada?

Accepted Answer

A)  A sexual offence committed against a female by someone unfamiliar to her 
B)  A sexual offence committed against a female by someone familiar to her 
C)  A sexual offense committed against a child by a family member 
D)  A sexual offense committed against a child by a family friend 
A)  A sexual offence committed against a female by someone unfamiliar to her 
B)  A sexual offence committed against a female by someone familiar to her 
C)  A sexual offense committed against a child by a family member 
D)  A sexual offense committed against a child by a family friend

Question 17

Describe the human sexual response cycle. How is this cycle affected by the spectator role?

Accepted Answer

The human sexual response cycle is a fou

Question 18

Why has convicted New Brunswick pedophile Karl Toft, found guilty of committing over 30 acts of sexual assault involving children, buggery, and bestiality, repeatedly been denied parole?

Accepted Answer

A)  He has failed to express empathy for his victims. 
B)  The parole board believes he lacks an internal control mechanism. 
C)  He has refused to take medication as a form of treatment. 
D)  All of the above. 
A)  He has failed to express empathy for his victims. 
B)  The parole board believes he lacks an internal control mechanism. 
C)  He has refused to take medication as a form of treatment. 
D)  All of the above.

Question 19

According to a Canadian study by Seto and colleagues (2006), the strongest predictor of pedophilia is:

Accepted Answer

A)  A history of child pornography offences 
B)  A history of previous sexual offences against child victims 
C)  Female gender 
D)  A history of conduct disorder 
A)  A history of child pornography offences 
B)  A history of previous sexual offences against child victims 
C)  Female gender 
D)  A history of conduct disorder

Question 20

Barbara is concerned about her husband's premature ejaculation, which occurs before she reaches orgasm. Which of the following phases of the sexual response cycle is problematic in Barbara's husband?

Accepted Answer

A)  Orgasm 
B)  Excitement 
C)  Resolution 
D)  Appetitive 
A)  Orgasm 
B)  Excitement 
C)  Resolution 
D)  Appetitive

Child molesters are usually:

Which of the following manifestations of sexual masochism is considered most dangerous?

Why did some researchers push for gender identity disorder should be removed from the DSM?

In a study by Studer and colleagues from the Alberta Hospital- Edmonton site, approximately what percentage of incest offenders reported also having non-incestuous victims?

What interpretation have Seto and Barbaree (1999) given to the finding that sexual offenders with the most appropriate treatment behaviour are those that are most likely to reoffend?

The term "spectator role" refers to:

Rape is most common amongst strangers.

When one derives sexual gratification from rubbing their genitals on an unsuspecting individual, they would be diagnosed with:

Elizabeth is slipping into her nightgown and watching her husband get into bed. She is fantasizing about what they will soon be doing together. In which phase of the human sexual response cycle is Elizabeth at this moment?

Which of the following is a treatment option for premature ejaculation?

Joan experiences pain during sexual intercourse. The frequency of pain has been so frequent that she now dreads the prospect of possible sexual encounters despite experiencing sexual arousal while observing films depicting sexual acts other than intercourse. Joan most likely is suffering from:

Statutory rape refers to

The case of John/Joan illustrates:

Which of the following DSM-5 disorders is associated with the appetitive phase of the human sexual response cycle?

Premature ejaculation is the most common male sexual dysfunction.

Which of the following represents the prototypical sexual offence in Canada?

Describe the human sexual response cycle. How is this cycle affected by the spectator role?

Why has convicted New Brunswick pedophile Karl Toft, found guilty of committing over 30 acts of sexual assault involving children, buggery, and bestiality, repeatedly been denied parole?

According to a Canadian study by Seto and colleagues (2006), the strongest predictor of pedophilia is:

Barbara is concerned about her husband's premature ejaculation, which occurs before she reaches orgasm. Which of the following phases of the sexual response cycle is problematic in Barbara's husband?

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Exam 14: Sexual Disorders and Gender Dysphoria

Child molesters are usually:

Which of the following manifestations of sexual masochism is considered most dangerous?

Why did some researchers push for gender identity disorder should be removed from the DSM?

In a study by Studer and colleagues from the Alberta Hospital- Edmonton site, approximately what percentage of incest offenders reported also having non-incestuous victims?

What interpretation have Seto and Barbaree (1999) given to the finding that sexual offenders with the most appropriate treatment behaviour are those that are most likely to reoffend?

The term "spectator role" refers to:

Rape is most common amongst strangers.

When one derives sexual gratification from rubbing their genitals on an unsuspecting individual, they would be diagnosed with:

Elizabeth is slipping into her nightgown and watching her husband get into bed. She is fantasizing about what they will soon be doing together. In which phase of the human sexual response cycle is Elizabeth at this moment?

Which of the following is a treatment option for premature ejaculation?

Joan experiences pain during sexual intercourse. The frequency of pain has been so frequent that she now dreads the prospect of possible sexual encounters despite experiencing sexual arousal while observing films depicting sexual acts other than intercourse. Joan most likely is suffering from:

Statutory rape refers to

The case of John/Joan illustrates:

Which of the following DSM-5 disorders is associated with the appetitive phase of the human sexual response cycle?

Premature ejaculation is the most common male sexual dysfunction.

Which of the following represents the prototypical sexual offence in Canada?

Describe the human sexual response cycle. How is this cycle affected by the spectator role?

Why has convicted New Brunswick pedophile Karl Toft, found guilty of committing over 30 acts of sexual assault involving children, buggery, and bestiality, repeatedly been denied parole?

According to a Canadian study by Seto and colleagues (2006), the strongest predictor of pedophilia is:

Barbara is concerned about her husband's premature ejaculation, which occurs before she reaches orgasm. Which of the following phases of the sexual response cycle is problematic in Barbara's husband?

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

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