Question 1

1-91.The first phase of the human sexual response is:

Accepted Answer

A) arousal. 
B) desire. 
C) orgasm. 
D) resolution. 
A) arousal. 
B) desire. 
C) orgasm. 
D) resolution.

Question 2

1-19.The decision by APA to remove homosexuality from the DSM

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A) was later challenged and overturned. 
B) was based on research and science. 
C) was based on a vote by mental health professionals. 
D) was based on research about the lack of treatment. 
A) was later challenged and overturned. 
B) was based on research and science. 
C) was based on a vote by mental health professionals. 
D) was based on research about the lack of treatment.

Question 3

1-26.Gary finds himself sexually aroused by dressing in women's clothing.He sometimes steals the clothes from women and from stores.He has a wife and is happy in his marriage.Gary's most likely diagnosis is

Accepted Answer

A) fetishism. 
B) gender identity disorder. 
C) exhibitionism. 
D) transvestic fetishism. 
A) fetishism. 
B) gender identity disorder. 
C) exhibitionism. 
D) transvestic fetishism.

Question 4

1-11.Kellogg's cornflakes were designed to be anti-masturbation food because it was believed that

Accepted Answer

A) eating meat increased sexual desire. 
B) the amount of time it took to eat them would help distract people from sexual interests. 
C) the effort it took to eat them would make people too tired to be interested in sex. 
D) cereals and grains caused impotence. 
A) eating meat increased sexual desire. 
B) the amount of time it took to eat them would help distract people from sexual interests. 
C) the effort it took to eat them would make people too tired to be interested in sex. 
D) cereals and grains caused impotence.

Question 5

1-27.The most common theory about voyeurs is

Accepted Answer

A) they become classically conditioned to respond in a stronger way to the female body than most males. 
B) they have difficulty relating to women and find peeping satisfies needs in a way that feels safe and powerful. 
C) they were exposed to excess male hormones during prenatal development. 
D) with the advent of more sexually explicit movies and magazines,voyeurism is quickly becoming extinct. 
A) they become classically conditioned to respond in a stronger way to the female body than most males. 
B) they have difficulty relating to women and find peeping satisfies needs in a way that feels safe and powerful. 
C) they were exposed to excess male hormones during prenatal development. 
D) with the advent of more sexually explicit movies and magazines,voyeurism is quickly becoming extinct.

Question 6

1-38.In __________,the individual has recurrent,intense sexually arousing fantasies,urges,and behaviors involving the use of some inanimate object or a part of the body not typically found erotic.

Accepted Answer

A) transvestism 
B) gender identity disorder 
C) homsexuality 
D) fetishism 
A) transvestism 
B) gender identity disorder 
C) homsexuality 
D) fetishism

Question 7

1-16.Freud

Accepted Answer

A) viewed homosexuality as a disease that could be easily treated. 
B) was much more accepting of homosexuality than his contemporaries. 
C) believed that homosexuals were really heterosexuals who were traumatized by their own sexual desires. 
D) thought homosexuality developed as a result of early sexual trauma. 
A) viewed homosexuality as a disease that could be easily treated. 
B) was much more accepting of homosexuality than his contemporaries. 
C) believed that homosexuals were really heterosexuals who were traumatized by their own sexual desires. 
D) thought homosexuality developed as a result of early sexual trauma.

Question 8

1-52.Angela is 10 and has been a victim of sexual abuse.The short-term effects

Accepted Answer

A) will include dissociative symptoms. 
B) will almost certainly produce severe changes in thought,feeling,and behavior. 
C) generally involve a compensatory sense of control. 
D) may include fears and sexual inappropriateness,but there is no single response syndrome. 
A) will include dissociative symptoms. 
B) will almost certainly produce severe changes in thought,feeling,and behavior. 
C) generally involve a compensatory sense of control. 
D) may include fears and sexual inappropriateness,but there is no single response syndrome.

Question 9

1-81.Which of the following sex offenders is most likely to reoffend?

Accepted Answer

A) A twenty-five-year-old pedophile 
B) A thirty-year-old rapist 
C) A twenty-year-old convicted of statutory rape 
D) An eighty-year-old sadist 
A) A twenty-five-year-old pedophile 
B) A thirty-year-old rapist 
C) A twenty-year-old convicted of statutory rape 
D) An eighty-year-old sadist

Question 10

"Semen is responsible for masculine characteristics such as beard growth and for general physical and sexual vigor.Therefore,wasting semen through masturbation and patronizing prostitutes is damaging to the nervous system" This statement best illustrates the ________ theory of sexual behavior.

Accepted Answer

A) degeneracy 
B) psychoanalytic 
C) abstinence 
D) disease 
A) degeneracy 
B) psychoanalytic 
C) abstinence 
D) disease

Question 11

1-30.Serial killers tend to be

Accepted Answer

A) pedophiles. 
B) masochists. 
C) voyeurs. 
D) sexual sadists. 
A) pedophiles. 
B) masochists. 
C) voyeurs. 
D) sexual sadists.

Question 12

1-87.Sexual dysfunctions

Accepted Answer

A) are only diagnosed when the cause is psychological maladjustment. 
B) only occur in heterosexual couples. 
C) rarely affect the enjoyment of sex for the two parties in the relationship. 
D) involve the impairment of either the desire for sexual gratification or the ability to achieve it. 
A) are only diagnosed when the cause is psychological maladjustment. 
B) only occur in heterosexual couples. 
C) rarely affect the enjoyment of sex for the two parties in the relationship. 
D) involve the impairment of either the desire for sexual gratification or the ability to achieve it.

Question 13

Which of the following is true?

Accepted Answer

A) People tend to be envious of sexual nonconformists. 
B) Attitudes about what is sexually "normal" have stayed surprisingly the same over time. 
C) People tend to believe their current sexual standards are correct and to be intolerant of nonconformists. 
D) Attitudes about what is sexually "normal" are extremely consistent across cultures. 
A) People tend to be envious of sexual nonconformists. 
B) Attitudes about what is sexually "normal" have stayed surprisingly the same over time. 
C) People tend to believe their current sexual standards are correct and to be intolerant of nonconformists. 
D) Attitudes about what is sexually "normal" are extremely consistent across cultures.

Question 14

1-14.Why is ritualized homosexuality practiced in Sambia?

Accepted Answer

A) Women are viewed as dirty. 
B) Heterosexual intercourse is only acceptable between married partners. 
C) Few adults are exclusively heterosexual. 
D) It permits semen conservation. 
A) Women are viewed as dirty. 
B) Heterosexual intercourse is only acceptable between married partners. 
C) Few adults are exclusively heterosexual. 
D) It permits semen conservation.

Question 15

Discuss two ways in which sex offenses are treated.How effective is treatment for these offenses?

Accepted Answer

One approach is surgical or chemical cas

Question 16

1-64.The most common form of incest is between

Accepted Answer

A) brother and sister. 
B) father and daughter. 
C) mother and son. 
D) brother and brother. 
A) brother and sister. 
B) father and daughter. 
C) mother and son. 
D) brother and brother.

Question 17

_____________is discomfort with one's sex-relevant physical characteristics.

Accepted Answer

The answer of _____________is discomfort with one's sex-relevant physical characteristics....

Question 18

1-36.Which of the following is the most common adult outcome of boys with gender dysphoria?

Accepted Answer

A) homosexuality 
B) transsexualism 
C) masochism 
D) transvestism 
A) homosexuality 
B) transsexualism 
C) masochism 
D) transvestism

Question 19

1-40.Most boys with gender dysphoria

Accepted Answer

A) become transvestites in adulthood. 
B) become transsexual adults. 
C) are readily accepted by their peers. 
D) become homosexual adults who no longer wish to change their gender. 
A) become transvestites in adulthood. 
B) become transsexual adults. 
C) are readily accepted by their peers. 
D) become homosexual adults who no longer wish to change their gender.

Question 20

1-70.Studies of sex offenders

Accepted Answer

A) support the feminist view of rape. 
B) find that few rapists are violent. 
C) suggest that all rapists have both aggressive and sexual motives. 
D) find that rapists tend to have personality disorders. 
A) support the feminist view of rape. 
B) find that few rapists are violent. 
C) suggest that all rapists have both aggressive and sexual motives. 
D) find that rapists tend to have personality disorders.

1-91.The first phase of the human sexual response is:

1-19.The decision by APA to remove homosexuality from the DSM

1-26.Gary finds himself sexually aroused by dressing in women's clothing.He sometimes steals the clothes from women and from stores.He has a wife and is happy in his marriage.Gary's most likely diagnosis is

1-11.Kellogg's cornflakes were designed to be anti-masturbation food because it was believed that

1-27.The most common theory about voyeurs is

1-38.In __________,the individual has recurrent,intense sexually arousing fantasies,urges,and behaviors involving the use of some inanimate object or a part of the body not typically found erotic.

1-16.Freud

1-52.Angela is 10 and has been a victim of sexual abuse.The short-term effects

1-81.Which of the following sex offenders is most likely to reoffend?

"Semen is responsible for masculine characteristics such as beard growth and for general physical and sexual vigor.Therefore,wasting semen through masturbation and patronizing prostitutes is damaging to the nervous system" This statement best illustrates the ________ theory of sexual behavior.

1-30.Serial killers tend to be

1-87.Sexual dysfunctions

Which of the following is true?

1-14.Why is ritualized homosexuality practiced in Sambia?

Discuss two ways in which sex offenses are treated.How effective is treatment for these offenses?

1-64.The most common form of incest is between

_____________is discomfort with one's sex-relevant physical characteristics.

1-36.Which of the following is the most common adult outcome of boys with gender dysphoria?

1-40.Most boys with gender dysphoria

1-70.Studies of sex offenders

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Exam 12: Sexual Variants,abuse,and Dysfunctions

1-91.The first phase of the human sexual response is:

1-19.The decision by APA to remove homosexuality from the DSM

1-26.Gary finds himself sexually aroused by dressing in women's clothing.He sometimes steals the clothes from women and from stores.He has a wife and is happy in his marriage.Gary's most likely diagnosis is

1-11.Kellogg's cornflakes were designed to be anti-masturbation food because it was believed that

1-27.The most common theory about voyeurs is

1-38.In __________,the individual has recurrent,intense sexually arousing fantasies,urges,and behaviors involving the use of some inanimate object or a part of the body not typically found erotic.

1-16.Freud

1-52.Angela is 10 and has been a victim of sexual abuse.The short-term effects

1-81.Which of the following sex offenders is most likely to reoffend?

"Semen is responsible for masculine characteristics such as beard growth and for general physical and sexual vigor.Therefore,wasting semen through masturbation and patronizing prostitutes is damaging to the nervous system" This statement best illustrates the ________ theory of sexual behavior.

1-30.Serial killers tend to be

1-87.Sexual dysfunctions

Which of the following is true?

1-14.Why is ritualized homosexuality practiced in Sambia?

Discuss two ways in which sex offenses are treated.How effective is treatment for these offenses?

1-64.The most common form of incest is between

_____________is discomfort with one's sex-relevant physical characteristics.

1-36.Which of the following is the most common adult outcome of boys with gender dysphoria?

1-40.Most boys with gender dysphoria

1-70.Studies of sex offenders

Abnormal Psychology: an Overview

Historical and Contemporary Views of Abnormal Behavior

Causal Factors and Viewpoints

Clinical Assessment and Diagnosis

Stress and Physical and Mental Health

Panic,anxiety,obsessions,and Their Disorders

Mood Disorders and Suicide

Somatic Symptom and Dissociative Disorders

Eating Disorders and Obesity

Personality Disorders

Substance-Related Disorders

Schizophrenia and Other Psychotic Disorders

Neurocognitive Disorders

Disorders of Childhood and Adolescence

Therapy

Contemporary and Legal Issues in Abnormal Psychology

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