Exam 13: Sexual and Gender Identity Disorders

Variations in the hormones __________, ___________, and ___________ can strongly affect sex drive and are thought to play a role in ____________ cases of sexual desire disorder

The DSM-IV-TR lists four specific paraphilias involving sexual desires that, if enacted, constitute a criminal offence.

Describe the problems evident in diagnosing sexual disorders.

Hypoactive desire disorder is mainly a __________ issue.

Research supports the idea that gender identity disorders are caused by

Describe how Freund's (1990) courtship disorder theory might explain sexual offending.

DSM-5 proposes to replace Gender Identity Disorder with:

Success rates for the treatment of vaginismus and premature ejaculation have been as high as 80% and 90%, respectively.

Describe the DSM-IV-TR category of sexual pain disorders.

Anger, depression, intoxication, and boredom are __________ that precede the offense, but only males who are __________ will respond by sexually offending.

The paraphilias listed in DSM-IV include all of the following EXCEPT

Which of the following statements is NOT true regarding the prevalence of sexual dysfunctions?

The most common sexual complaint of males is

The ambiguous nature of the terms recurrent and ________ has possibly contributed to the reduced reliability of diagnosing pedophilia.

Cost benefit evaluations of sexual offender treatment programs show an approximate savings of $4500, compared to no treatment.

Although there is considerable cultural variability in sexual attitudes and behaviors, two almost universal norms pertain to:

The proposal to merge Female Sexual Arousal Disorder with Hypoactive Sexual Desire Disorder for women in DSM-5 is based on:

As a behaviourist, you would likely view sexual offending as originating from

The majority of physical treatments to treat sexual dysfunction have been developed to treat

Which of following categories and disorders are incorrect?