Question 1

Research consistently finds that females report significantly less use of pornography and masturbation than males.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 2

Common and well-established physical treatments for erectile dysfunction in males include--------------,-------------and-----------------.

Accepted Answer

A) penile implants; PDE-5 inhibitors; hormonal bypass surgery 
B) penile implants; PDE-5 inhibitors; pelvic floor physiotherapy 
C) penile implants; surgical interventions; PDE5 inhibitors 
D) effusive impedimentation; surgical interventions; hormonal bypass 
E) penile implants; PDE-5 inhibitors; vascular blockage 
A) penile implants; PDE-5 inhibitors; hormonal bypass surgery 
B) penile implants; PDE-5 inhibitors; pelvic floor physiotherapy 
C) penile implants; surgical interventions; PDE5 inhibitors 
D) effusive impedimentation; surgical interventions; hormonal bypass 
E) penile implants; PDE-5 inhibitors; vascular blockage

Question 3

In an effort towards greater precision in diagnosing Female Orgasmic Disorder,DSM-5:

Accepted Answer

A) identifies three stages of sexual response and provide guidelines as to how to diagnose dysfunction at each of the three stages 
B) requires that one of three indicators of reduced orgasmic response be present for at least six months and experienced on most occasions 
C) requires that orgasm be absent on most sexual occasions for at least six months 
D) identifies four subtypes of Orgasmic Disorder,based upon recognized etiological mechanisms 
E) identifies four subtypes,based upon type of impairment experienced 
A) identifies three stages of sexual response and provide guidelines as to how to diagnose dysfunction at each of the three stages 
B) requires that one of three indicators of reduced orgasmic response be present for at least six months and experienced on most occasions 
C) requires that orgasm be absent on most sexual occasions for at least six months 
D) identifies four subtypes of Orgasmic Disorder,based upon recognized etiological mechanisms 
E) identifies four subtypes,based upon type of impairment experienced

Question 4

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

Accepted Answer

A) There is evidence suggesting that the prevalence of sexual dysfunctions is quite high. 
B) We know a lot about the prevalence of sexual dysfunctions and their incidence. 
C) Epidemiological studies looking at the prevalence of sexual dysfunctions are fraught with methodological problems. 
D) Some studies have shown that lack of sexual interest is one of the most common complaints among women. 
E) Female hypoactive sexual desire dysfunction is the most prevalent. 
A) There is evidence suggesting that the prevalence of sexual dysfunctions is quite high. 
B) We know a lot about the prevalence of sexual dysfunctions and their incidence. 
C) Epidemiological studies looking at the prevalence of sexual dysfunctions are fraught with methodological problems. 
D) Some studies have shown that lack of sexual interest is one of the most common complaints among women. 
E) Female hypoactive sexual desire dysfunction is the most prevalent.

Question 5

An individual committing this offense will become sexually aroused by touching or rubbing up against an unsuspecting person.This activity is

Accepted Answer

A) pedophilic. 
B) voyeuristic. 
C) sensationism. 
D) partialism. 
E) frotteuristic. 
A) pedophilic. 
B) voyeuristic. 
C) sensationism. 
D) partialism. 
E) frotteuristic.

Question 6

The first medical textbook on sexual aberrations,was published by
In 1901.

Accepted Answer

A) Psychopathia Sexualia; Krafft-Ebing 
B) Sexual Abnormalities; St.Augustine 
C) The Treatise of Onanism; Tissot 
D) Teachings of Christianity; Reverend Sylvester Graham 
E) Human Sexuality; Dr.John Harvey Kellogg 
A) Psychopathia Sexualia; Krafft-Ebing 
B) Sexual Abnormalities; St.Augustine 
C) The Treatise of Onanism; Tissot 
D) Teachings of Christianity; Reverend Sylvester Graham 
E) Human Sexuality; Dr.John Harvey Kellogg

Question 7

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

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

Any sexual activity not performed solely for procreation was once considered abnormal.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

A conservative estimate of the frequency of rape in Canada is that over 75,000 women are raped in Canada every year (around 1 every 7 minutes).

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

Variations in the hormones ------------,----------------- ,and------------ can strongly affect sex drive and are thought to play a role in-------------- cases of sexual

Accepted Answer

A) estrogen,testosterone,prolactin; many 
B) estrogen,testosterone,prolactin; few 
C) estrogen,testosterone,oxytocin; few 
D) estrogen,testosterone,oxytocin; many 
E) estrogen,testosterone,cholecystokinin; many 
A) estrogen,testosterone,prolactin; many 
B) estrogen,testosterone,prolactin; few 
C) estrogen,testosterone,oxytocin; few 
D) estrogen,testosterone,oxytocin; many 
E) estrogen,testosterone,cholecystokinin; many

Question 11

Partialisms are fetishishes with particular items of clothing.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 12

Briefly describe the comprehensive theories of sexual offending and how these theories contribute to effective treatment.

Accepted Answer

Comprehensive theories,such as that prop

Question 13

Fred and his partner are seeking treatment for Fred's premature ejaculation.The therapist suggests that the couple stimulate Fred's penis to nearly full erection and then firmly press the penis to reduce arousal.This process is repeated until Fred can refrain from ejaculating for extended periods.This treatment technique is referred to as

Accepted Answer

A) pain modification. 
B) sensate focus. 
C) diversion therapy. 
D) the "squeeze" technique. 
E) arousal desensitization. 
A) pain modification. 
B) sensate focus. 
C) diversion therapy. 
D) the "squeeze" technique. 
E) arousal desensitization.

Question 14

Voyeuristic disorder is the most frequently occurring sexual offense in Western countries.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 15

Shari has come to see you at the Sexual Dysfunctions Clinic,because she is feeling very distressed over the fact that she never feels like engaging in sexual activity with her partner.Shari and her partner have had many arguments over this lack of interest,and she decided to see a therapist.In consulting the DSM-5,you would likely diagnose her with

Accepted Answer

A) sexual aversion disorder. 
B) female sexual interest/arousal disorder. 
C) female sexual arousal disorder. 
D) female orgasm problems. 
E) dyspareunia. 
A) sexual aversion disorder. 
B) female sexual interest/arousal disorder. 
C) female sexual arousal disorder. 
D) female orgasm problems. 
E) dyspareunia.

Question 16

The paraphilic disorders listed in DSM-5 include all of the following EXCEPT

Accepted Answer

A) sexual sadism. 
B) fetishistic. 
C) voyeuristic. 
D) pedophilic. 
E) homosexuality. 
A) sexual sadism. 
B) fetishistic. 
C) voyeuristic. 
D) pedophilic. 
E) homosexuality.

Question 17

Which of the following statements are false regarding female sexual arousal disorder?

Accepted Answer

A) It may be one of the least understood of all sexual dysfunctions. 
B) There is a low correlation between subjective arousal and genital response. 
C) Arousal is measured directly by the lubrication and vasocongestion of the genital area. 
D) Women with this disorder want to become aroused,but are unable to. 
E) Underdiagnosis appears common. 
A) It may be one of the least understood of all sexual dysfunctions. 
B) There is a low correlation between subjective arousal and genital response. 
C) Arousal is measured directly by the lubrication and vasocongestion of the genital area. 
D) Women with this disorder want to become aroused,but are unable to. 
E) Underdiagnosis appears common.

Question 18

Paul finds it necessary to wear his wife's underwear in order to become sexually aroused.Paul would be given a diagnosis of

Accepted Answer

A) transsexualism. 
B) frotteuristic disorder. 
C) partialism. 
D) gender dysphoria. 
E) transvestic disorder. 
A) transsexualism. 
B) frotteuristic disorder. 
C) partialism. 
D) gender dysphoria. 
E) transvestic disorder.

Question 19

Which of the following sexual activities was permissible,according to St.Augustine?

Accepted Answer

A) precoital activities 
B) sexual activity with a same-sex partner 
C) sex for recreation 
D) masturbation 
E) sex for procreation 
A) precoital activities 
B) sexual activity with a same-sex partner 
C) sex for recreation 
D) masturbation 
E) sex for procreation

Question 20

All of the following statements about voyeurs are true EXCEPT

Accepted Answer

A) voyeurs are frequently referred to as "peeping toms." 
B) most voyeurs will eventually begin to commit more serious sexual offenses such as sexual assault. 
C) about half of voyeurs recognized their interest in voyeurism before the age of 15. 
D) many voyeurs also engage in exhibitionism. 
E) voyeurs find it sexually exciting to watch other people undress or engage in sexual activity. 
A) voyeurs are frequently referred to as "peeping toms." 
B) most voyeurs will eventually begin to commit more serious sexual offenses such as sexual assault. 
C) about half of voyeurs recognized their interest in voyeurism before the age of 15. 
D) many voyeurs also engage in exhibitionism. 
E) voyeurs find it sexually exciting to watch other people undress or engage in sexual activity.

Research consistently finds that females report significantly less use of pornography and masturbation than males.

Common and well-established physical treatments for erectile dysfunction in males include--------------,-------------and-----------------.

In an effort towards greater precision in diagnosing Female Orgasmic Disorder,DSM-5:

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

An individual committing this offense will become sexually aroused by touching or rubbing up against an unsuspecting person.This activity is

The first medical textbook on sexual aberrations,was published by In 1901.

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

Any sexual activity not performed solely for procreation was once considered abnormal.

A conservative estimate of the frequency of rape in Canada is that over 75,000 women are raped in Canada every year (around 1 every 7 minutes).

Variations in the hormones ------------,----------------- ,and------------ can strongly affect sex drive and are thought to play a role in-------------- cases of sexual

Partialisms are fetishishes with particular items of clothing.

Briefly describe the comprehensive theories of sexual offending and how these theories contribute to effective treatment.

Voyeuristic disorder is the most frequently occurring sexual offense in Western countries.

The paraphilic disorders listed in DSM-5 include all of the following EXCEPT

Which of the following statements are false regarding female sexual arousal disorder?

Paul finds it necessary to wear his wife's underwear in order to become sexually aroused.Paul would be given a diagnosis of

Which of the following sexual activities was permissible,according to St.Augustine?

All of the following statements about voyeurs are true EXCEPT

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Exam 13: Sexual Dysfunction Disorders and Gender Dysphoria

Research consistently finds that females report significantly less use of pornography and masturbation than males.

Common and well-established physical treatments for erectile dysfunction in males include--------------,-------------and-----------------.

In an effort towards greater precision in diagnosing Female Orgasmic Disorder,DSM-5:

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

An individual committing this offense will become sexually aroused by touching or rubbing up against an unsuspecting person.This activity is

The first medical textbook on sexual aberrations,was published by In 1901.

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

Any sexual activity not performed solely for procreation was once considered abnormal.

A conservative estimate of the frequency of rape in Canada is that over 75,000 women are raped in Canada every year (around 1 every 7 minutes).

Variations in the hormones ------------,----------------- ,and------------ can strongly affect sex drive and are thought to play a role in-------------- cases of sexual

Partialisms are fetishishes with particular items of clothing.

Briefly describe the comprehensive theories of sexual offending and how these theories contribute to effective treatment.

Voyeuristic disorder is the most frequently occurring sexual offense in Western countries.

The paraphilic disorders listed in DSM-5 include all of the following EXCEPT

Which of the following statements are false regarding female sexual arousal disorder?

Paul finds it necessary to wear his wife's underwear in order to become sexually aroused.Paul would be given a diagnosis of

Which of the following sexual activities was permissible,according to St.Augustine?

All of the following statements about voyeurs are true EXCEPT

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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