Question 1

Anger,depression,intoxication,and boredom arethat precede the offense,but only males who arewill respond by sexually offending.

Accepted Answer

A) permanent states; genetically predisposed 
B) transitory states; vulnerable 
C) factors; deviantly aroused 
D) primary markers; affected 
E) phases; powerless 
A) permanent states; genetically predisposed 
B) transitory states; vulnerable 
C) factors; deviantly aroused 
D) primary markers; affected 
E) phases; powerless B

Question 2

A sexual offender being treated during the early 1960s would likely undergo:

Accepted Answer

A) chemical castration. 
B) segregation. 
C) castration. 
D) pairing with an aversive stimulus. 
E) psychoanalytic psychotherapy. 
A) chemical castration. 
B) segregation. 
C) castration. 
D) pairing with an aversive stimulus. 
E) psychoanalytic psychotherapy. D

Question 3

Freund's courtship disorder theory of sexual offending suggests that

Accepted Answer

A) sexual offenses are very rare occurrences. 
B) fixation at any one of the stages produces sexual offending. 
C) humans become aggressive sexually because they are similar to animals. 
D) child molestation results from disastrous adult relationships. 
E) there are two phases in human sexual interactions. 
A) sexual offenses are very rare occurrences. 
B) fixation at any one of the stages produces sexual offending. 
C) humans become aggressive sexually because they are similar to animals. 
D) child molestation results from disastrous adult relationships. 
E) there are two phases in human sexual interactions. B

Question 4

A difficulty NOT identified by researchers of "normal" sexual response is:

Accepted Answer

A) variability in normal behavior 
B) sexuality being a private topic 
C) gender-related over- and under-reporting of behavior 
D) difficulty formulating the appropriate questions 
E) people who participate in sexual research are probably different from those who do not 
A) variability in normal behavior 
B) sexuality being a private topic 
C) gender-related over- and under-reporting of behavior 
D) difficulty formulating the appropriate questions 
E) people who participate in sexual research are probably different from those who do not

Question 5

What appears to be the cause behind male erectile disorder? Use research by Marshall et al.,and Abrahamson et al,to support your answer.

Accepted Answer

The major question surrounding the etiol

Question 6

Treatment of gender dysphoria generally involvesand results in

Accepted Answer

A) hormonal therapy; decrease in the desired secondary sex characteristics 
B) surgery; many problems and dissatisfaction 
C) cognitive-behaviour therapy; poor outcomes. 
D) psychological therapy; change in gender conceptualization among children 
E) sexual reassignment; happiness with the results 
A) hormonal therapy; decrease in the desired secondary sex characteristics 
B) surgery; many problems and dissatisfaction 
C) cognitive-behaviour therapy; poor outcomes. 
D) psychological therapy; change in gender conceptualization among children 
E) sexual reassignment; happiness with the results

Question 7

Autoerotic asphyxia is seen in sexual.

Accepted Answer

A) sadism 
B) masochism 
C) addiction 
D) fetishistic disorder 
E) transvestic disorder 
A) sadism 
B) masochism 
C) addiction 
D) fetishistic disorder 
E) transvestic disorder

Question 8

A vulnerable man may be influenced by media portrayals,such that he may be more likely to offend.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

What did Marshall and Barbaree (1988)find in their study of the effects of their community-based program?

Accepted Answer

A) Treated offenders tend to reoffend far less than untreated offenders. 
B) Despite the benefits of treatment,there is little saving,in terms of financial costs,to society. 
C) Phallometric assessment scores tend to be less deviant after treatment. 
D) Community-based programs are more successful than prison-based programs. 
E) Changing sexual offenders deviant sexual behaviors is very difficult to do. 
A) Treated offenders tend to reoffend far less than untreated offenders. 
B) Despite the benefits of treatment,there is little saving,in terms of financial costs,to society. 
C) Phallometric assessment scores tend to be less deviant after treatment. 
D) Community-based programs are more successful than prison-based programs. 
E) Changing sexual offenders deviant sexual behaviors is very difficult to do.

Question 10

Sexual arousal as a result of inflicting pain or humiliation on others is considered
,while arousal due to one's own pain is.

Accepted Answer

A) sadomasochism; fetishistic disorder 
B) sexual masochism; sexual sadism 
C) sexual sadism; sexual masochism 
D) a sexual offense; sadomasochism 
E) voyeuristic disorder; exhibitionistic disorder 
A) sadomasochism; fetishistic disorder 
B) sexual masochism; sexual sadism 
C) sexual sadism; sexual masochism 
D) a sexual offense; sadomasochism 
E) voyeuristic disorder; exhibitionistic disorder

Question 11

The monitoring of one's own sexual performance and the perceived responses of one's partner is referred to asand is a common factor associated with

Accepted Answer

A) performance anxiety; arousal disorders 
B) social anxiety; sexual desire disorders 
C) Demand response; sexual desire disorders 
D) sexual anxiety; all sexual dysfunctions 
E) sexual performance; male erectile disorder 
A) performance anxiety; arousal disorders 
B) social anxiety; sexual desire disorders 
C) Demand response; sexual desire disorders 
D) sexual anxiety; all sexual dysfunctions 
E) sexual performance; male erectile disorder

Question 12

The sexual response patterns of both males and females are highly variable and depend on many factors.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

The idea that conditioning is the basis of acquired preferences motivating men to engage in deviant or unusual sexual practices has received strong empirical support.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 14

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

Accepted Answer

A) relationship problems. 
B) conditioning of deviant sexual practices. 
C) early childhood separation difficulties. 
D) genetic dysfunctions. 
E) unconscious conflicts. 
A) relationship problems. 
B) conditioning of deviant sexual practices. 
C) early childhood separation difficulties. 
D) genetic dysfunctions. 
E) unconscious conflicts.

Question 15

Vasocongestion refers to the swelling of the genital tissues during sexual excitement.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 16

Kellogg's cornflakes and graham crackers were developed to treat the ills of

Accepted Answer

A) sexual dysfunctions. 
B) fears of sexual intercourse. 
C) Montezuma's revenge. 
D) excessive sexuality. 
E) gastrointestinal problems. 
A) sexual dysfunctions. 
B) fears of sexual intercourse. 
C) Montezuma's revenge. 
D) excessive sexuality. 
E) gastrointestinal problems.

Question 17

Not all child molesters are pedophiles,and some pedophiles may not have committed a sexual offence against a child.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

Describe the psychological treatments used to treat sexual dysfunctions and conclude with how effective these treatments are.

Accepted Answer

The first treatment approach was that of

Question 19

Primary and secondary premature ejaculation is distinguished primarily by

Accepted Answer

A) psychological health. 
B) experience with sexual partners. 
C) marital status. 
D) age of the person. 
E) ejaculatory control. 
A) psychological health. 
B) experience with sexual partners. 
C) marital status. 
D) age of the person. 
E) ejaculatory control.

Question 20

The textbook names which of the following distinctions as being important in classifying and understanding sexual dysfunctions?

Accepted Answer

A) variable vs.constant; developmental vs.acquired 
B) lifelong vs.acquired; generalized vs.situational 
C) variable vs.constant; generalized vs.situational 
D) developmental vs.acquired; aversive vs.systonic 
E) developmental vs.acquired; functional vs.cognitive 
A) variable vs.constant; developmental vs.acquired 
B) lifelong vs.acquired; generalized vs.situational 
C) variable vs.constant; generalized vs.situational 
D) developmental vs.acquired; aversive vs.systonic 
E) developmental vs.acquired; functional vs.cognitive

Anger,depression,intoxication,and boredom arethat precede the offense,but only males who arewill respond by sexually offending.

A sexual offender being treated during the early 1960s would likely undergo:

Freund's courtship disorder theory of sexual offending suggests that

A difficulty NOT identified by researchers of "normal" sexual response is:

What appears to be the cause behind male erectile disorder? Use research by Marshall et al.,and Abrahamson et al,to support your answer.

Treatment of gender dysphoria generally involvesand results in

Autoerotic asphyxia is seen in sexual.

A vulnerable man may be influenced by media portrayals,such that he may be more likely to offend.

What did Marshall and Barbaree (1988)find in their study of the effects of their community-based program?

Sexual arousal as a result of inflicting pain or humiliation on others is considered ,while arousal due to one's own pain is.

The monitoring of one's own sexual performance and the perceived responses of one's partner is referred to asand is a common factor associated with

The sexual response patterns of both males and females are highly variable and depend on many factors.

The idea that conditioning is the basis of acquired preferences motivating men to engage in deviant or unusual sexual practices has received strong empirical support.

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

Vasocongestion refers to the swelling of the genital tissues during sexual excitement.

Kellogg's cornflakes and graham crackers were developed to treat the ills of

Not all child molesters are pedophiles,and some pedophiles may not have committed a sexual offence against a child.

Describe the psychological treatments used to treat sexual dysfunctions and conclude with how effective these treatments are.

Primary and secondary premature ejaculation is distinguished primarily by

The textbook names which of the following distinctions as being important in classifying and understanding sexual dysfunctions?

Concepts of Abnormality Throughout History

Theoretical Perspectives on Abnormal Behaviour

Classification and Diagnosis

Psychological Assessment and Research Methods

Anxiety and Related Disorders

Dissociative and Somatic Symptom and Related Disorders

Psychological Factors Affecting Medical Conditions

Depressive Disorders and Suicide

Schizophrenia Spectrum and other Psychotic Disorders

Eating Disorders

Substance-Related Disorders

The Personality Disorders

Neurodevelopmental Disorders

Behaviour and Emotional Disorders of Childhood and Adolescence

Aging and Mental Health

Therapies

Prevention and Mental Health Promotion in the Community

Mental Disorder and the Law

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Exam 13: Sexual Dysfunction Disorders and Gender Dysphoria

Anger,depression,intoxication,and boredom arethat precede the offense,but only males who arewill respond by sexually offending.

A sexual offender being treated during the early 1960s would likely undergo:

Freund's courtship disorder theory of sexual offending suggests that

A difficulty NOT identified by researchers of "normal" sexual response is:

What appears to be the cause behind male erectile disorder? Use research by Marshall et al.,and Abrahamson et al,to support your answer.

Treatment of gender dysphoria generally involvesand results in

Autoerotic asphyxia is seen in sexual.

A vulnerable man may be influenced by media portrayals,such that he may be more likely to offend.

What did Marshall and Barbaree (1988)find in their study of the effects of their community-based program?

Sexual arousal as a result of inflicting pain or humiliation on others is considered ,while arousal due to one's own pain is.

The monitoring of one's own sexual performance and the perceived responses of one's partner is referred to asand is a common factor associated with

The sexual response patterns of both males and females are highly variable and depend on many factors.

The idea that conditioning is the basis of acquired preferences motivating men to engage in deviant or unusual sexual practices has received strong empirical support.

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

Vasocongestion refers to the swelling of the genital tissues during sexual excitement.

Kellogg's cornflakes and graham crackers were developed to treat the ills of

Not all child molesters are pedophiles,and some pedophiles may not have committed a sexual offence against a child.

Describe the psychological treatments used to treat sexual dysfunctions and conclude with how effective these treatments are.

Primary and secondary premature ejaculation is distinguished primarily by

The textbook names which of the following distinctions as being important in classifying and understanding sexual dysfunctions?

Concepts of Abnormality Throughout History

Theoretical Perspectives on Abnormal Behaviour

Classification and Diagnosis

Psychological Assessment and Research Methods

Anxiety and Related Disorders

Dissociative and Somatic Symptom and Related Disorders

Psychological Factors Affecting Medical Conditions

Depressive Disorders and Suicide

Schizophrenia Spectrum and other Psychotic Disorders

Eating Disorders

Substance-Related Disorders

The Personality Disorders

Neurodevelopmental Disorders

Behaviour and Emotional Disorders of Childhood and Adolescence

Aging and Mental Health

Therapies

Prevention and Mental Health Promotion in the Community

Mental Disorder and the Law

Filters