Question 1

Most recreational drugs interfere with normal, desirable sexual functioning.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 2

Valuing a partner's wishes, ideas, desires, unique characteristics, and abilities are the components of _______.

Accepted Answer

A) love 
B) respect 
C) desire 
D) attraction 
A) love 
B) respect 
C) desire 
D) attraction

Question 3

Sexual problems stemming from _______ sources typically occur when the physical body is incapable of responding appropriately, regardless of the sexual activities that are occurring.

Accepted Answer

A) biological 
B) psychological 
C) relationship 
D) cultural 
A) biological 
B) psychological 
C) relationship 
D) cultural

Question 4

Leila is concerned that she has female orgasmic disorder because she rarely has an orgasm during intercourse.What should she know about female orgasms?

Accepted Answer

A) Most women do not routinely have orgasms through intercourse. 
B) Millions of women should be diagnosed with anorgasmic disorder. 
C) The only way for a woman to have an orgasm is by self-masturbation. 
D) Most women prefer to have sexual relations without orgasm. 
A) Most women do not routinely have orgasms through intercourse. 
B) Millions of women should be diagnosed with anorgasmic disorder. 
C) The only way for a woman to have an orgasm is by self-masturbation. 
D) Most women prefer to have sexual relations without orgasm.

Question 5

Female sexual arousal disorder can be caused by hormonal levels and imbalances.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

Masters and Johnson's research revealed what types of stimulation produce sexual excitement.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

According to the three-dimensional model of sexual problems, a woman who has never experienced an orgasm without or without a partner in any setting would be classified as having a _______ and _______ sexual problem.

Accepted Answer

A) primary; secondary 
B) primary; global 
C) secondary; situational 
D) secondary; partial 
A) primary; secondary 
B) primary; global 
C) secondary; situational 
D) secondary; partial

Question 8

Identify and explain the three-dimensional model of sexual problems.Using the model, diagnose the following situation: a 35-year-old woman is unable to achieve orgasm with her current partner; however, she has had orgasms with past partners.

Accepted Answer

Responses should consider:
The three-dim

Question 9

Louis is seeking therapy for hypoactive sexual desire.His therapist is using an intervention technique that is designed to gradually eliminate his self-defeating beliefs and attitudes that underlie his sexual problems.What technique is Louis' therapist using?

Accepted Answer

A) sensate focus 
B) communication enhancement 
C) masturbation exercises 
D) cognitive-behavioral therapy 
A) sensate focus 
B) communication enhancement 
C) masturbation exercises 
D) cognitive-behavioral therapy

Question 10

Erica and Manny's therapist gave them masturbation activities to help them overcome a sexual problem.Their therapist is using which of the following strategies?

Accepted Answer

A) sensate focus 
B) communication enhancement 
C) directed masturbation 
D) spectatoring 
A) sensate focus 
B) communication enhancement 
C) directed masturbation 
D) spectatoring

Question 11

What effect does alcohol have on sexual functioning?

Accepted Answer

A) It can inhibit penile erection and clitoral engorgement. 
B) It enhances physiological sexual response. 
C) It increases sexual desire. 
D) It speeds up orgasms. 
A) It can inhibit penile erection and clitoral engorgement. 
B) It enhances physiological sexual response. 
C) It increases sexual desire. 
D) It speeds up orgasms.

Question 12

Linda is taking SSRIs to treat depression.Which of the following might she experience as a result of these medications?

Accepted Answer

A) erectile problems 
B) decreased desire 
C) inhibited orgasm 
D) priapism 
A) erectile problems 
B) decreased desire 
C) inhibited orgasm 
D) priapism

Question 13

Which of the following sexual problems can occur in males and in females?

Accepted Answer

A) sexual aversion 
B) inhibited sexual arousal 
C) inhibited orgasm 
D) hypoactive sexual desire 
A) sexual aversion 
B) inhibited sexual arousal 
C) inhibited orgasm 
D) hypoactive sexual desire

Question 14

According to the three-dimensional model of sexual problems, a problem is defined as _______ if it occurs in virtually all settings.

Accepted Answer

The answer of According to the three-dimensional model of sexual...

Question 15

Erectile problems that have psychological causes can be treated without medication.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 16

Sensate focus is a treatment for premature ejaculation.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 17

Morris has difficulty reaching orgasm after long periods of stimulation.He most likely has _______.

Accepted Answer

A) hypoactive sexual desire 
B) erectile disorder 
C) male orgasmic disorder 
D) premature ejaculation 
A) hypoactive sexual desire 
B) erectile disorder 
C) male orgasmic disorder 
D) premature ejaculation

Question 18

The most common cause for vaginal dyspareunia is _______.

Accepted Answer

A) inadequate clitoral stimulation prior to intercourse 
B) lack of adequate lubrication prior to and during intercourse 
C) a small vaginal opening 
D) deep and rapid thrusting of the penis during intercourse 
A) inadequate clitoral stimulation prior to intercourse 
B) lack of adequate lubrication prior to and during intercourse 
C) a small vaginal opening 
D) deep and rapid thrusting of the penis during intercourse

Question 19

Identify and define the six factors that cause relationship problems.Explain how these factors can contribute to sexual problems in a relationship.

Accepted Answer

1.Loss of trust.Most couples need to tru

Question 20

Masters and Johnson estimated that half of all married couples experience a diagnosable sexual problem at some point in their marriage.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Most recreational drugs interfere with normal, desirable sexual functioning.

Valuing a partner's wishes, ideas, desires, unique characteristics, and abilities are the components of _______.

Sexual problems stemming from _______ sources typically occur when the physical body is incapable of responding appropriately, regardless of the sexual activities that are occurring.

Leila is concerned that she has female orgasmic disorder because she rarely has an orgasm during intercourse.What should she know about female orgasms?

Female sexual arousal disorder can be caused by hormonal levels and imbalances.

Masters and Johnson's research revealed what types of stimulation produce sexual excitement.

According to the three-dimensional model of sexual problems, a woman who has never experienced an orgasm without or without a partner in any setting would be classified as having a _ and _ sexual problem.

Identify and explain the three-dimensional model of sexual problems.Using the model, diagnose the following situation: a 35-year-old woman is unable to achieve orgasm with her current partner; however, she has had orgasms with past partners.

Louis is seeking therapy for hypoactive sexual desire.His therapist is using an intervention technique that is designed to gradually eliminate his self-defeating beliefs and attitudes that underlie his sexual problems.What technique is Louis' therapist using?

Erica and Manny's therapist gave them masturbation activities to help them overcome a sexual problem.Their therapist is using which of the following strategies?

What effect does alcohol have on sexual functioning?

Linda is taking SSRIs to treat depression.Which of the following might she experience as a result of these medications?

Which of the following sexual problems can occur in males and in females?

According to the three-dimensional model of sexual problems, a problem is defined as _______ if it occurs in virtually all settings.

Erectile problems that have psychological causes can be treated without medication.

Sensate focus is a treatment for premature ejaculation.

Morris has difficulty reaching orgasm after long periods of stimulation.He most likely has _______.

The most common cause for vaginal dyspareunia is _______.

Identify and define the six factors that cause relationship problems.Explain how these factors can contribute to sexual problems in a relationship.

Masters and Johnson estimated that half of all married couples experience a diagnosable sexual problem at some point in their marriage.

Studying Human Sexuality

Sexual Anatomy

The Physiology of Human Sexual Responding

Love, Intimacy, and Sexual Communication

Contraception: Planning and Preventing Pregnancy

Sexual Behaviors: Experiencing Sexual Pleasure

Sexually Transmitted Infectionsdiseases

Conception, Pregnancy, and Birth

Gender: Expectations, Roles, and Behaviors

Sexual Orientation

Sexual Development Throughout Life

Sexual Aggression and Violence: Rape Child Sexual Abuse and Sexual Harassment

Paraphilias: Atypical Sexual Behaviors

The Sexual Marketplace: Prostitution and Pornography

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Exam 7: Sexual Problems and Solutions

Most recreational drugs interfere with normal, desirable sexual functioning.

Valuing a partner's wishes, ideas, desires, unique characteristics, and abilities are the components of _______.

Sexual problems stemming from _______ sources typically occur when the physical body is incapable of responding appropriately, regardless of the sexual activities that are occurring.

Leila is concerned that she has female orgasmic disorder because she rarely has an orgasm during intercourse.What should she know about female orgasms?

Female sexual arousal disorder can be caused by hormonal levels and imbalances.

Masters and Johnson's research revealed what types of stimulation produce sexual excitement.

According to the three-dimensional model of sexual problems, a woman who has never experienced an orgasm without or without a partner in any setting would be classified as having a _______ and _______ sexual problem.

Identify and explain the three-dimensional model of sexual problems.Using the model, diagnose the following situation: a 35-year-old woman is unable to achieve orgasm with her current partner; however, she has had orgasms with past partners.

Louis is seeking therapy for hypoactive sexual desire.His therapist is using an intervention technique that is designed to gradually eliminate his self-defeating beliefs and attitudes that underlie his sexual problems.What technique is Louis' therapist using?

Erica and Manny's therapist gave them masturbation activities to help them overcome a sexual problem.Their therapist is using which of the following strategies?

What effect does alcohol have on sexual functioning?

Linda is taking SSRIs to treat depression.Which of the following might she experience as a result of these medications?

Which of the following sexual problems can occur in males and in females?

According to the three-dimensional model of sexual problems, a problem is defined as _______ if it occurs in virtually all settings.

Erectile problems that have psychological causes can be treated without medication.

Sensate focus is a treatment for premature ejaculation.

Morris has difficulty reaching orgasm after long periods of stimulation.He most likely has _______.

The most common cause for vaginal dyspareunia is _______.

Identify and define the six factors that cause relationship problems.Explain how these factors can contribute to sexual problems in a relationship.

Masters and Johnson estimated that half of all married couples experience a diagnosable sexual problem at some point in their marriage.

Studying Human Sexuality

Sexual Anatomy

The Physiology of Human Sexual Responding

Love, Intimacy, and Sexual Communication

Contraception: Planning and Preventing Pregnancy

Sexual Behaviors: Experiencing Sexual Pleasure

Sexually Transmitted Infectionsdiseases

Conception, Pregnancy, and Birth

Gender: Expectations, Roles, and Behaviors

Sexual Orientation

Sexual Development Throughout Life

Sexual Aggression and Violence: Rape Child Sexual Abuse and Sexual Harassment

Paraphilias: Atypical Sexual Behaviors

The Sexual Marketplace: Prostitution and Pornography

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According to the three-dimensional model of sexual problems, a woman who has never experienced an orgasm without or without a partner in any setting would be classified as having a _ and _ sexual problem.