Question 1

Sexual dysfunction can be a(n)_______________ condition.

Accepted Answer

A)  lifelong 
B)  acquired 
C)  situational 
D)  all of the above 
A)  lifelong 
B)  acquired 
C)  situational 
D)  all of the above

Question 2

A likely explanation for the gender differences in frequency of masturbation is

Accepted Answer

A)  anatomical differences between men and women. 
B)  women being socialized to associate sex with intimacy whereas men are socialized to associate sex with physical gratification. 
C)  gender differences in attitudes toward sexuality. 
D)  greater societal approval of masturbation in women than in men. 
A)  anatomical differences between men and women. 
B)  women being socialized to associate sex with intimacy whereas men are socialized to associate sex with physical gratification. 
C)  gender differences in attitudes toward sexuality. 
D)  greater societal approval of masturbation in women than in men.

Question 3

Two extremely common medical causes of erectile dysfunction are

Accepted Answer

A)  asthma and diabetes. 
B)  vascular disease and diabetes. 
C)  vascular disease and asthma. 
D)  arthritis and diabetes. 
A)  asthma and diabetes. 
B)  vascular disease and diabetes. 
C)  vascular disease and asthma. 
D)  arthritis and diabetes.

Question 4

All of the following statements about sex reassignment surgery are true EXCEPT

Accepted Answer

A)  2% attempt suicide after surgery. 
B)  15% later regret surgery. 
C)  female-to-male conversions adjust better than male-to-female conversions. 
D)  all of the above are true 
A)  2% attempt suicide after surgery. 
B)  15% later regret surgery. 
C)  female-to-male conversions adjust better than male-to-female conversions. 
D)  all of the above are true

Question 5

Maggie and Jim have started sex therapy to deal with Jim's recent erectile dysfunction.The therapist has instructed them to refrain from intercourse or genital touching but to spend the next several days enjoying each other through hugging,kissing,and mutual massage.This is an example of

Accepted Answer

A)  phase one of sensate focus treatment. 
B)  phase two of sensate focus treatment. 
C)  a strict behavioral treatment for erectile dysfunction. 
D)  the first step in cognitive therapy for erectile dysfunction. 
A)  phase one of sensate focus treatment. 
B)  phase two of sensate focus treatment. 
C)  a strict behavioral treatment for erectile dysfunction. 
D)  the first step in cognitive therapy for erectile dysfunction.

Question 6

In Sweden,where attitudes toward sexuality are somewhat more permissive than they are in the United States,the percentage of Swedish women reporting use of contraception during their first sexual intercourse was

Accepted Answer

A)  significantly higher than it was for American women. 
B)  significantly lower than it was for American women. 
C)  approximately the same as it was for American women. 
D)  just about 100%. 
A)  significantly higher than it was for American women. 
B)  significantly lower than it was for American women. 
C)  approximately the same as it was for American women. 
D)  just about 100%.

Question 7

The authors of your textbook suggest that one of the most effective treatments for many sexual dysfunctions is

Accepted Answer

A)  exploration of the patient's sexual orientation. 
B)  improving the relationship with the patient's partner. 
C)  education regarding normal sexuality. 
D)  anti-anxiety medication. 
A)  exploration of the patient's sexual orientation. 
B)  improving the relationship with the patient's partner. 
C)  education regarding normal sexuality. 
D)  anti-anxiety medication.

Question 8

Research regarding sexual orientation suggests that homosexuality is

Accepted Answer

A)  purely genetic. 
B)  completely caused by biological factors. 
C)  based on learning and choice only. 
D)  influenced by biological/genetic, psychological, and social factors. 
A)  purely genetic. 
B)  completely caused by biological factors. 
C)  based on learning and choice only. 
D)  influenced by biological/genetic, psychological, and social factors.

Question 9

Major biological contributions to the development of sexual dysfunctions include _____________.

Accepted Answer

A)  endocrine deficiencies 
B)  neurobiological diseases 
C)  anxiety 
D)  both a and c 
A)  endocrine deficiencies 
B)  neurobiological diseases 
C)  anxiety 
D)  both a and c

Question 10

________ refers to psychological dissatisfaction with one's biological gender.

Accepted Answer

A)  Paraphilia 
B)  Gender identity disorder 
C)  Transvestic fetishism 
D)  Dyspareunia 
A)  Paraphilia 
B)  Gender identity disorder 
C)  Transvestic fetishism 
D)  Dyspareunia

Question 11

What is considered to be "normal" sexual behavior

Accepted Answer

A)  is remarkably similar across cultures. 
B)  is culture-dependent. 
C)  is determined by the dominant religious organizations. 
D)  will vary greatly depending on gender. 
A)  is remarkably similar across cultures. 
B)  is culture-dependent. 
C)  is determined by the dominant religious organizations. 
D)  will vary greatly depending on gender.

Question 12

The procedure called orgasmic reconditioning works according to the principle of ____________.

Accepted Answer

A)  punishment of inappropriate arousal 
B)  extinction of inappropriate arousal 
C)  reinforcement of appropriate arousal 
D)  reinforcement of self-control 
A)  punishment of inappropriate arousal 
B)  extinction of inappropriate arousal 
C)  reinforcement of appropriate arousal 
D)  reinforcement of self-control

Question 13

"Opportunistic" rape differs from sadistic rape in that the rape in the latter is committed by an individual

Accepted Answer

A)  who meets the criteria for antisocial personality disorder. 
B)  with a particular pattern of sexual arousal. 
C)  who rarely masturbates. 
D)  during an unplanned assault. 
A)  who meets the criteria for antisocial personality disorder. 
B)  with a particular pattern of sexual arousal. 
C)  who rarely masturbates. 
D)  during an unplanned assault.

Question 14

The procedure that is carried out entirely in the patient's imagination and used to reduce the inappropriate sexual arousal that exists in fetishistic behavior is called ________________.

Accepted Answer

A)  classical conditioning 
B)  sexual re-training 
C)  sensate focus 
D)  covert sensitization 
A)  classical conditioning 
B)  sexual re-training 
C)  sensate focus 
D)  covert sensitization

Question 15

One of the most important skills that therapists must possess when conducting an interview regarding sexual behavior is

Accepted Answer

A)  communicating their own sexual values. 
B)  using only the proper clinical terms for sexual behavior. 
C)  demonstrating that they are comfortable talking about sexual issues. 
D)  being able to diagnose medical causes of sexual dysfunction. 
A)  communicating their own sexual values. 
B)  using only the proper clinical terms for sexual behavior. 
C)  demonstrating that they are comfortable talking about sexual issues. 
D)  being able to diagnose medical causes of sexual dysfunction.

Question 16

The definition of a fetish is sexual _______________.

Accepted Answer

A)  dysfunction 
B)  attraction to inappropriate individuals 
C)  attraction to nonliving objects 
D)  desire that dominates the personality 
A)  dysfunction 
B)  attraction to inappropriate individuals 
C)  attraction to nonliving objects 
D)  desire that dominates the personality

Question 17

________ describes a group of disorders in which sexual arousal occurs in the context of inappropriate objects or non-consenting people.

Accepted Answer

A)  Paraphilia 
B)  Gender identity disorder 
C)  Transvestic fetishism 
D)  Dyspareunia 
A)  Paraphilia 
B)  Gender identity disorder 
C)  Transvestic fetishism 
D)  Dyspareunia

Question 18

Who will be most likely to have a sexual dysfunction?

Accepted Answer

A)  Santo, a 28-year-old, who sometimes gets overexcited and ejaculates after a couple of minutes. 
B)  Henry, who is 65 and once had a heart attack. 
C)  Imelda, who is 33 and sexually inexperienced. 
D)  Katrina, who is 65 and has sex only once a week. 
A)  Santo, a 28-year-old, who sometimes gets overexcited and ejaculates after a couple of minutes. 
B)  Henry, who is 65 and once had a heart attack. 
C)  Imelda, who is 33 and sexually inexperienced. 
D)  Katrina, who is 65 and has sex only once a week.

Question 19

Which of the following sexual disorders are gender-specific?

Accepted Answer

A)  Vaginismus and sexual arousal disorder 
B)  Hypoactive sexual desire disorder 
C)  Vaginismus and premature ejaculation 
D)  Dyspareunia and premature ejaculation 
A)  Vaginismus and sexual arousal disorder 
B)  Hypoactive sexual desire disorder 
C)  Vaginismus and premature ejaculation 
D)  Dyspareunia and premature ejaculation

Question 20

Sensate focus and non-demand pleasuring were designed by Masters and Johnson to treat sexual dysfunctions primarily through

Accepted Answer

A)  improving a couple's sexual skills. 
B)  identifying medical conditions that contribute to sexual dysfunction. 
C)  involving an objective third party. 
D)  elimination of psychologically-based performance anxiety. 
A)  improving a couple's sexual skills. 
B)  identifying medical conditions that contribute to sexual dysfunction. 
C)  involving an objective third party. 
D)  elimination of psychologically-based performance anxiety.

Sexual dysfunction can be a(n)_______________ condition.

A likely explanation for the gender differences in frequency of masturbation is

Two extremely common medical causes of erectile dysfunction are

All of the following statements about sex reassignment surgery are true EXCEPT

Maggie and Jim have started sex therapy to deal with Jim's recent erectile dysfunction.The therapist has instructed them to refrain from intercourse or genital touching but to spend the next several days enjoying each other through hugging,kissing,and mutual massage.This is an example of

In Sweden,where attitudes toward sexuality are somewhat more permissive than they are in the United States,the percentage of Swedish women reporting use of contraception during their first sexual intercourse was

The authors of your textbook suggest that one of the most effective treatments for many sexual dysfunctions is

Research regarding sexual orientation suggests that homosexuality is

Major biological contributions to the development of sexual dysfunctions include _____________.

________ refers to psychological dissatisfaction with one's biological gender.

What is considered to be "normal" sexual behavior

The procedure called orgasmic reconditioning works according to the principle of ____________.

"Opportunistic" rape differs from sadistic rape in that the rape in the latter is committed by an individual

The procedure that is carried out entirely in the patient's imagination and used to reduce the inappropriate sexual arousal that exists in fetishistic behavior is called ________________.

One of the most important skills that therapists must possess when conducting an interview regarding sexual behavior is

The definition of a fetish is sexual _______________.

________ describes a group of disorders in which sexual arousal occurs in the context of inappropriate objects or non-consenting people.

Who will be most likely to have a sexual dysfunction?

Which of the following sexual disorders are gender-specific?

Sensate focus and non-demand pleasuring were designed by Masters and Johnson to treat sexual dysfunctions primarily through

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Exam 10: Sexual And Gender Identity Disorders

Sexual dysfunction can be a(n)_______________ condition.

A likely explanation for the gender differences in frequency of masturbation is

Two extremely common medical causes of erectile dysfunction are

All of the following statements about sex reassignment surgery are true EXCEPT

Maggie and Jim have started sex therapy to deal with Jim's recent erectile dysfunction.The therapist has instructed them to refrain from intercourse or genital touching but to spend the next several days enjoying each other through hugging,kissing,and mutual massage.This is an example of

In Sweden,where attitudes toward sexuality are somewhat more permissive than they are in the United States,the percentage of Swedish women reporting use of contraception during their first sexual intercourse was

The authors of your textbook suggest that one of the most effective treatments for many sexual dysfunctions is

Research regarding sexual orientation suggests that homosexuality is

Major biological contributions to the development of sexual dysfunctions include _____________.

________ refers to psychological dissatisfaction with one's biological gender.

What is considered to be "normal" sexual behavior

The procedure called orgasmic reconditioning works according to the principle of ____________.

"Opportunistic" rape differs from sadistic rape in that the rape in the latter is committed by an individual

The procedure that is carried out entirely in the patient's imagination and used to reduce the inappropriate sexual arousal that exists in fetishistic behavior is called ________________.

One of the most important skills that therapists must possess when conducting an interview regarding sexual behavior is

The definition of a fetish is sexual _______________.

________ describes a group of disorders in which sexual arousal occurs in the context of inappropriate objects or non-consenting people.

Who will be most likely to have a sexual dysfunction?

Which of the following sexual disorders are gender-specific?

Sensate focus and non-demand pleasuring were designed by Masters and Johnson to treat sexual dysfunctions primarily through

Abnormal Behavior In Historical Context

N Integrative Approach To Psychopathology

Clinical Assessment And Diagnosis

Research Methods

Anxiety Disorders

Somatoform And Dissociative Disorders

Mood Disorders And Suicide

Eating And Sleep Disorders

Physical Disorders And Health Psychology

Substance-related And Impulse-control Disorders

Personality Disorders

Schizophrenia And Other Psychotic Disorders

Developmental Disorders

Cognitive Disorders

Mental Health Services: Legal And Ethical Issues

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